Index

Numbers immediately following an entry refer to text pages. Boldface numbers within parentheses refer to chapter numbers, and italicized numbers refer to note numbers within the chapter.

Abraham, Wladyslaw, 81, (4) 48 Agricultural Association (Sil’s’kyi

Hospodar), 193, (7) 67, 68 Agriculture, see Socioeconomic structure Akademichne Bratstvo, 149 Akinian, Nerses, (10) 76 Aland, Aleksander, (7) 9 Albert, Zygmunt, (8) 11 Allied Powers, 174; Council of

Ambassadors of the Associated and, 175

Alphabet, see Language/alphabet Amihai, Μ., (10) 65

Analecta Ordinis 8.

Basilii Magni, 22 Ananiichuk, Viktor B., (8) 38

Andräs II, 28, 60 Androkhovych, Ambrosii, 104, (5) 34,

36, 45, 66, 68

Andrusiak, Mykola, xviii, 143, (2) 97, (3) 33, (4) 63, (6) 97

Annaly Svitovoi Federatsii Lemkiv, 22 An-Ski, S., see Rapoport, Solomon J. Anti-Fascist Congress of Cultural

Activists, 198

Antoniewicz, Boloz., (10) 77

Antoniuk, le.M., (7) 103

Antonovych, Volodymyr, 165, (4) 57, (6) 213

Apostolic (Armenian) church, see

Armenian Apostolic church

Arabic historical sources, 54

Archeographic Commission (St

Petersburg), 82

Archeological studies, 26, 46-50, 63-64, (3) 7, 27

Archive(s), 11-20, 23, 33-34, 82, 105, 169, 234, 245, 250-251, (1) 64, 67, 98, (10) 13, 76; Bernardine (Monastery), 12, 13, 70, (1) 61;

Central State Historical (L’viv), 12, 13, 14, 15, 27, 245, (1) 69, (10) 76; of the Galician Viceroys, 13; L’viv City Magistracy, 13, (1) 65; Polish State (Provincial), 12, 13, (1) 65, 66;

Vatican and Propaganda Fidei, 33, (2) 47-55. See also Armenian Rite

Catholic church; Greek Catholic (Uniate) church; L’viv; Poland;

Przemysl; Roman Catholic church; Vienna; Warsaw

Argentina, (6) 87

‘Arim ve-’Immahot be-Yisrael (Town and Mother Cities in Israel), 242

Aristov, Fedor F., 24, 110, (1) 15, 22, (2)

13, (5) 64, 69, (6) 136, 138, 139, 217 Arkhivy Ukrai'ny, 23

Arlamanowska, Emilia, (4) 4 Arlamowski, Kazimierz, (4) 4, 22 Armenian Apostolic church, 81, 244, 247 Armenian Rite Catholic church, 244-245, 247-248, (10) 82-85; archives of, 12,

14, (1) 67, 69

Armenians, xiv, 67, 70, 77-81 passim, 224, 228, 244-248, 249, 252, (10) 18, 75-88

Armstrong, John, 207, (8) 2 Arsenych, P., (3) 49 Art and architecture, see Culture Askenazy, Szymon, (5) 18 Assembly of Estates (Diet), 95, 99 Association for Jewish Studies Review, xvii

Atamaniuk, V., (7) 100

Audit Union of Ukrainian Cooperatives, 193, (7) 67

Auffenberg-Komarow, N., (6) 237 Austria/Austrian Empire, 6, 112, 252; and Austrian writings, 96, 138, 169, 246; Galician loyalty to, 151; Galician occupation and rule by, xiv, xv, 12, 25, 29-32 passim, 92-109 passim, 116— 119, 126, 137, 139, 142, 145, 148, 151, 160, 168, 176, 193, 199, 202, 225-231 passim, 239, 249, (5) 4, 14, 16, 26, (6) 107, 226-, national biographical dictionary, 23-24; national encyclopedia (1835), 28; National Library, xvii, 19, 113; Parliament

(Reichstag, Reichsrat), 116, 117, 123, 124, 127-132 passim, (6) 27, 52, 5557, 62; in World War II, 214, 217.

See also Austro-Hungarian Empire; Vienna “Austriacus,” (6) 227 Austro-Hungarian Empire (Dual

Monarchy), 15, 27-30, 122, 140, 141, 151, 166-173, 237-238, (2) 38, (6)

89, (10) 9; creation (and dissolution) of, 117-118, 167, 174. See also Austria/Austrian Empire; Hungarian Kingdom/Hungary

Autonomy, national, see Galicia Avitov, A.Y. (Birnboym), (10) 57

Bab”iak, P.H., (1) 86, (2) 2, (6) 703 Babicki, Jakub, (10) 43

Babii, B.M., (8) 16

Babyshkin, O.K., (6) 177 Bachyns’ka, Ol’ha, (7) 68

Bachyns’kyi (Batchinsky), luliian, 135,

139, 163, (6) 75, 86, 202, (7) 34 Backa, the, (1) 20

B^czkowski, Wlodzimierz, (7) 1 Badecki, Karol, (1) 64, 65 Bader, Gershom, 234, (10) 70 Baedecker, Karl, (8) 8

Bahalii, Dmytro, 54, (1) 2, (3) 18, 25 Bahrii, R.S., (1) 96

Baida, lu., (7) 104

Bailley, Rosa, 182, (7) 77

Balaban, Gedeon, 69

Balaban, Meir, 232, 233, 235, 236, 238, 239, 254, (10) 5, 8, 9, 16, 17, 19, 21, 33, 35, 37, 100, 106, 108, 109

Baliriski, Michal, (4) 70

Balyk, Borys I., (4) 62, 63

Bandera, Stepan, 211, 212, 214, (8) 28;

and Banderites (Banderivtsi), 212-213 Bandura, Oleksandra, (6) 173

Bandura, V.F., (1) 86

Bar^cz, Sadok, 246, (2) 118, 138, 142,

(10) 75, 78

Baran, Stepan, 32, 147, 160, 176, (6) 71,

112, 186, (7) 93

Baran, Volodymyr D., (3) 7 Baranowski, Mieczyslaw, 37, 147, (2) 77 Barbara, H., (7) 43

Barbareum, 101, 102, 104, (5) 35 Bardakjian, Kevork B., xviii Baron, Salo Wittmayer, 233, (10) 8 Barr, James, (7) 65

Bartoszewicz, Kazimierz, 96, (5) 4, (6)

Bartoszewicz, Stanislaw, (6) 89 Barvins’kyi, Bohdan, 31, (introd.) 4, (1)

16, 90, (2) 41, (3) 41, (4)20 Barvins’kyi, Oleksander, 31, 120, 133,

144, (2) 39, 71, (6) 10, 66, 98, 116 Barvins’kyi, Volodymyr, (6) 214 Barwmski, Eugeniusz, 13, (1) 61, 64, (5)

Basarab, John, (1) 8

Basilian Fathers’ Library and Museum, 19 Basilian Order (Rome), 17, 33, 105 Basilian Sisters’ Gymnasium, 200—201 Bass, David, 232, (10) 7

Bass, I.L, (6) 156

Batos’kyi, V.Ie., (2) 137

Batowski, Henryk, 118, (6) 3, (7) 39 Battle(s): of Brody, 214, 215, (8) 39; of

Dukla Pass, 215, (8) 39; of Galicia, 172, (6) 238.

See also

Constantinople

Canada, 19, 109, 138, (6) 87 Caro, Jecheskiel, (10) 17

Caro, Leopold, 138, (6) 83, 85 Carpathian Mountains, 48, 52, 70; as

boundary, xiv, 60, 143, 217; battles in (World Wars I and II), 173, 215, 217,

(6) 240, 241, 243, (8) 38, 39; and Carpathian region, 39, 40, 74, 75, 89, 91, 202, 207, 250

“Carpatho-Russians,” 115, 184, 185 Carpatho-Ukraine, see Subcarpathia/

Subcarpathian Rus’; Transcarpathia Casimir III (the Great), 65, 72, 224, (4)

7, 8

Catholic National party, see Ukrainian political parties

Caucasus Mountains and region, 48, 49, 149

Celewicz, see Tselevych, luliian Censorship, see Press, the Census(es), 121, 122, 143, 180, 225,

241, (2) 18. See also Population;

Statistical surveys

Central Library of the Basilian Order, 17 Central Military Committee (L’viv), 174 Central Ruthenian Council, see Supreme

Ruthenian Council (Holovna Rus’ka Rada)

Central State Historical Archive (L’viv), see Archive(s)

Central Union (Tsentrosoiuz), 193, (7) 68 Chachkovs’kyi, Lev, (3) 48, 54 Chaikovs’kyi, Mykola, I., (6) 720, (1) 44 Chaloupecky, Vaclav, 50, (3) 13 Chanderys, Szymon, (2) 18 Charewiczowa, Lucja, 42, 78, (I) 42, 80,

(2) 143, (4) 31, 37 Charnets’kyi, S., (6) 128

Chasanovitch, Leon, (10) 27

Chelak, P. P., (7) 45, 71

Chelm, 65, 67, 68, 92, 189, (4) 4, 61, (10) 91

Cheremosh River, xiv

Cheremshyna, Marko, 158, (6) 178, (7) 99

Cherepnin, L.V., (3) 33

Cherikover, L, 233, (10) 9 Chernets’kyi, Antin, 190, (7) 51

Cherniavskii, Fedor F., (9) 21

Chernov, O.O., (2) 101

Chernykhiv, 44, (2) 119

Chernysh, O.P., (3) 7

Chervcn/Czerwien region, 50, 56-58, (3) 7, 27

Chlgdowski, Kazimierz, 120, (6) 11 Chmelar, Johann, (6) 85

Chmielewski, Samuel, 241, (10) 44 Chodynicki, Henryk, (4) 14

Chodynicki, Ignacy, 41-42, (2) 103 Chodynicki, Kazimierz, (4) 57 Chojnowski, Andrzej, 190, (7) 53 Cholodecki, Jozef Biaiynia, 170, (5) 17,

(6) 229

Cholovskii, A., (6) 228

Chomel, A., (10) 68

Chomyszyn, Gregory, see Khomyshyn, Hryhorii

Chortkiv (Czortkow), 41, 44, 183, (2) 700, 720, (7) 83

Chotkowski, Wladyslaw, 105, (5) 41, 42 Chrienow, I.A., (7) 70

Christianity: conversion to (by Jews), 228; and Christian unity, see Roman Catholic church; introduction of, 48, 50.

See also Greek Catholic church, Orthodox church, Roman Catholic church, Religion(s)

Chubatyi, Mykola, 32, 61, (3) 43

Chuhaiov, Volodymyr, P., (7) 75 Chuprynka, Taras (Roman Shukhevych), 211, 212, 217, 219, (9)5

Church history, 9, 22, 28, 33-34, 61-62, 68-70, 71, 81-84, 105, 159-160, 201, 222-223, 247-248. See also Religion(s).

Church Slavonic, see Language/alphabet Churkina, I.V., (6) 275

Chwalewik, Edward, 13, (1) 64 Ci?glewicz, Kaspar, (6) 29 Cieslak, Tadeusz, (8) 29 Ciuciura, see Tsiutsiura, Teodor Bohdan Class conflict, see Socioeconomic structure

Codo, Enrique Martinez, (8) 36 Colonization, see Emigration/immigration Comintern, 196, 197

Commission for the Study of Ancient Documents (Kiev), 82, 90, (4) 66, 89 Communist party, 8, 11, 24, 178, 188, 194, 199, 202-203, 207, 208, (7) 49, 75, (8) 77, 39, (9) 27; “achievements” of, 210, 221-222; and antiCommunism, 220; of Eastern Galicia (KPSH), 196, (7) 72; in Poland and Czechoslovakia, 198, 214, 217, (7) 72; of Western Ukraine (KPZU), 176, 196198, (1) 56, (7) 74-80. See also Bolsheviks; Ukrainian political parties Congress of Rusyn Scholars (Sobor Rus’kykh Uchenykh), 123 Constantinople, 59, 69, 84. See also Byzantium

Cooperative movements, collectivization, see Socioeconomic structure Cossacks, xiii, 27, 55, 90; Zaporozhian (and 1648 revolution), 69, 70, 78, 90 Council of Lands, 228 Court proceedings, see Judicial system

Cracow, xvi, 15, 76, 92, 94, 133, 176,

207, (2) 18; Free City of, xiv Crimea, the, 244, 252 Croats, see White Croats Cross, Ruth C., xviii Culture: art and architecture, 62, 88-89,

245, 247, (4) 84, 86, 87; “backwardness” of Galician, (6) 195; and cultural history, 35-38, 62-64, 67-70, 81, 85-89, 95, 101-112, 142158, 199-203, 226; and cultural revival/development, xiii, 68, 69, 78, 85, 88-89, 95, 102, 116-118, 123, 128-129, 142-154, 159, 162, 253, (vs decline) 53, 199, 225; folklore, 127, (1) 20; and Galicia as cultural link, 55; literature and literary production, 102, 106-111, 149-151, 162, 178, 202, 207-208, 225-226, (7) 101, (8) 21; minority, 229-230, 238-241, 244245, 247-248, (10) 76, 81, 87; Polish, see Poland; restrictions on, 142, 175, 176, 178; “Russian,” (6) 182; Soviet model and studies of, 218, 222; theater, 106, 116, 150, 207, 226, (10) 1. See also Education; Language/alphabet; Press, the; Religion(s)

Curia system, 130. See also Elections Cyrillic, see Language/alphabet Czaczkes, I. (I. Kirton), (10), 38 Czajkowski, Bohdan, (9) 8 Czapla, Jan, (9) 11

Czartoryski, Adam, 127 Czech National Museum, (1) 48 Czechoslovakia: Communist party in,

217; and Czech language, 10, 24, 129; and Czech-Ukrainian/Galician relations, 10, 112-113, 124, 128, 161, (5) 77, (6) 190, (7) 30; emigration to, 202; influence of, 50; as new state, 185; researchers and historians of, 49, 74, 220, (8) 39. See also Presov Region; Rusyn(s), in Subcarpathian Rus’; Subcarpathia

Czechoslovak Legion, 184

Czekanowski, Jan, (2) 23, (10) 100 Czerkawski, Euzebiusz, 149, (6) 51, 119 Czernecki, Jozef, (2) 115

Czerny, Zygmunt, (2) 23, (3) 1 Czerwenzel, Heinrich (Siegfried), (10) 96 Czerwieri, see Cherven/Czerwieii region Czerwihski, Jan L., (6) 64

Czinär, Mor, (3) 38

Czolowski, Aleksander, 12, 63, 78, 123, (1) 60, (2) 92, 126, (3) 1, 47, 50, (4) 29,31, 82

Czortkow, see Chortkiv

Czyzewski, Julian, (2) 23

Djbczariski, Antoni, 28, (2) 31, (6) 29 Dobkowski, Przemyslaw, 74, (1) 61, 65,

(4) 13, 16, 20, 47

Dubrowski. R., (2) 91

Dachkevytch, see Dashkevych, laroslav Dairy Union (Maslo-soiuz), 193, (7) 67, 68

Danilak, Michal, 125, (6) 31, 46 Danilenko, see Danylenko, Serhii T. Danilov, V., (5) 88

Danube Basin, xiv, 215

Danylenko, Serhii T., 221, (2) 59, (4) 58,

(6) 187, (9) 24

Danylo, 52, 58, 61, 62, 252, (3) 32, (10) 110

Dashian, H., (10) 76

Dashkevych, laroslav R. (laroslav Stepaniv; S. Piskovyi), 3, 8, 184, 198, 245, 247, 255, (1) 7, 38, 86, (2) 6, 20,

(7) 25, 80, (10) 75, 76, 80, 110

Dashkevych, Mykola, 58, 62, (3) 32, 44

Dashkevych, Roman, (7) 22

Daszyriski, I. (I. Zegota), (6) 64 Davies, Rhys J., (7) 65

Davydenko, V., (9) 4 Davydova, H.S., (9) 20

Ded’ko, Dmytro, 72

Dei, Oleksa I., 144, (6) 103, 153 Deliatyn, 229

Demetrykiewicz, Vladimir, (3) 1 Demkovych-Dobrians’kyi, Mykhailo, 119,(6)8

Denikin, Anton, 175, 183

Denysiuk, I.O., (6) 766

Deportation, see Emigration/immigration Depta, Pawel, xviii

Deruga, Aleksy, (7) 17

Deutsch, Gotthard, 233, (10) 9 de Vitte, E.I., (2) 38

Diakun, Nadia Odette, xviii

Dictionaries, see Encyclopedias and dictionaries

Didyts’kyi, Bohdan A., 35, 120, 153, (2) 67, (5) 77, (6) 70, 57, 72, 95, 114, 135,142, 215

Distrikt Galizien Generalgouvernement, xvi, 207, 208-209, (8) 8, 13

Dmitrieva, Rufina P., 53, (3) 76 Dmowski, Roman, 170 Dmytriv, la., (6) 99

Dmytruk, Klym le., (8) 7, 29, (9) 24 Dmytryshyn, Basil, (8) 34

Dnewnyk ruski, 123

Dnieper Ukraine, xvi, 31, 35, 117, 142, 143, 145, 150, 155, (6) 227; Cossack state established in, xiii; emigration to and from, 68, 192, 202; independence sought, 168; leaders from, 192, (6) 148; relations with/influence of, 162, 163, 164-165, 186, (6) 795; Ukrainian National Republic in, 175, 184, 186

Dniester River and region, xiv, 48, 49,

52, 70

Dnistrians’kyi, Stanislav, 122, (6) 77, 775

Dobosh, Stepan, (6) 217

Doboszynski, Jdzef, 120, (6) 77

Dobretsova, Violla V., (7) 95

Dobrians’kyi, Adol’f I., 57, 166, (3) 28, (6) 277

Dobrians’kyi, Antin, 34, 82, 152, (2) 60, (6) 135

Dobromyl’, 243, (4) 62, (10) 54 Dobrostany, (2) 113

Dobrovsky, Josef, 112

Dobrychev, Vladimir, (2) 59, (4) 58 Dolyna, (10) 96

Domashevs’kyi, Mykola, (2) 95 Dombrovs’kyi, Oleksander, (6) 777, (7) 86

Dontsov, Dmytro, 178, 192, (7) 62

Dorflerowna, Anna, (4) 46

Dornfeld, (10) 96

Doroshenko, Dmytro, (1) 7, (6) 227

Doroshenko, LI., (6) 103

Doroshenko, Volodymyr, 36, 37, (1) 97, (2) 2, 72, 74, (4) 79, (6) 145,186

Dovbush, Oleksa, 91

Dovhal’, I.V., (6) 92

Dovhaliuk, P.M., (7) 702

Dragan, Mykhailo, (4) 84

Drahomanov, Mykhailo P. (T. T-ov), 120, 143, 161, 162-164, (2) 77, (6) 72, 47, 96, 166-168,197-209

Drahomanova-Kosach, O.P., (2) 77 Drakokhrust, E., (4) 95

Droba, Ludwik, 61, (3) 40

Drohobych, 41, 44, 80, 140, 218, 229, 234, 235, 243, 249, (2) 700, 727, (4) 40, (10) 18, 55; “armed revolt” in (1919), 188, (7) 43

Druck, Shmuel, (10) 58

Druh, 144

Druzhnyi Lykhviar, 149 Dual Monarchy, see Austro-Hungarian

Empire

Dubanowicz, E., (6) 64, (10) 24 Dubilevs’kyi, E.A., (1) 68 Dubinski, Aleksander, (10) 104 Dubnow, Simon Μ., 233, 238, (10) 8, 33 Dubrivnyi, Pavlo, (7) 68

Dubyna, Mykola, (6) 124, (7) 101 Dudik, B., 12, (1)59

Dudykevych, Bohdan K., 178, 195, (7) 2, 79, (8) 7

Dudykevych, Volodymyr, 167 Duker, Abraham G., 233, (10) 9 Dukla Pass, Battle of, 215, (8) 39 Dulczewski, Zygmunt, 147, (6) 114 Dumin, Osyp (Antin Krezyb), 173, (6) 243, (7) 15, 18, 56

Dunajec River, 57, 168

Dushnyk, Walter, (6) 87, (9) 8 Dvornik, Francis, 49, (3) 12 Dzieduszycki, Maurycy D., (4) 15, 48, (10) 82

Dzikowska, Irena Homola, (6) 11, 54, (10)2

Dz’oban, O.O., (1) 86

Dzvin, 144

East(ern) Galicia (Ost-GalizienISkhidna HalychnalGalicja Wschodnia), xv-xvi, 100, (7) 27, 35, 66; cultural views regarding, 29-31, 32, 114, 136, 141, 143, (2) 38; guides to and histories of, 38, 41-43, 137, 140, (2) 22; incorporated into Poland (1923), 175; minorities in, 224, 226, 231; Russian policy toward, 165, 188-189, 207, 217-218; schools in, 146. See also Galicia

Eastern Little Poland (Malopolska Wschodnia), xvi, 176

Eck, Nathan, 242, (10) 44

Economic conditions and economic history, see Socioeconomic structure

Education, 37-38, 85, 101, 117, 142,

145- 149, (6) 114, 116, (7) 81; church and, 38, 68, 95, 101-102, 104, 146, 148, 200, 249, (2) 80; and gymnasia,

146-148, 167, 199, 200-201, 230, (2) 81, (6) 109, 117; Jewish, 230, 231, (10) 36; and literacy, 37, 116; restrictions on, 167, 175, 176, 199, 207; Soviet model and studies of, 2,

218, 221. See also Language/alphabet; Student societies and activities; Yearbooks

Efremov, Sergei, see lefremov, Serhii Ehrlich, Ludwik, (4) 15, 24

Elections, 116, 125, 189, (6) 72; boycotts of, 175, 176; and electoral reform, 134, 135; Soviet-style (1939), 207; and universal male suffrage, 130, 135, (6) 52

Elkin, Anatolii S., (7) 102, 106 Emigration/immigration, 67, 69, 136, 171, 191, 192, 199, 237-238, (6) 85,

(7) 96; and colonization/settlement, 68, 70, 75, 97, 225, 249-250, 251; deportation and, 168, 175, 205, 218,

219, 225, 250, 251-252; and emigre writings, 40, 43, (8) 11, 39; to and from Russia, 86, 109, 151, 202, 230231, 237; to U.S. and Canada, 137, 138-139, 229, 237, (6) 73, 87, (and return) 165

Encyclopedias and dictionaries, 23-26, 28, 29, 31, 41, 227, 233, (1) 99, (2) 9, 22,42; Encyclopedia Judaica, xvii; encyclopedic surveys, 32, 35, 38, 39- 40, 44, 48, 73, 118, 122-123, (10) 9; of the Jewish Diaspora (Ensiqlopedyah shel galuyyot), 242. See also Language/ alphabet

Engel, Johann Christian von, 27-28, 106, (2) 27

England, 27, 140, 187, 193

Enlightenment, the, 27

Entente, the, 175, 176, 184, 186, 187 Episcopal General Theological Seminary

Library (New York City), 19

Erben, Karel Jaromir, 161, (6) 189

Erik, Max (Zalman Merkin), (10) 41 Erter, Isaac, 230

Eshel, Y„ (10) 50

Estreicher, Karol, 6, (1) 31

Estreicher, Karol (grandson of above), (1) 31

Estreicher, Stanislaw, (1) 31

Ethnographic boundary (Polish-

Ukrainian), 54, 57, 180, 227, (10) 3

Ethnographic research, 39, 150-151, (2) 95-97

Everett, Leila P., (10) 24

Evlogii (Vasilii Georgievskii), (6) 231 Evseev, Ivan E, (9) 8

Fahn, Reuben, 254, (10) 28, 107 Faliriski, Bronislaw, (2) 85, 129 Falkowski, Jan, (2) 95, 97

Fascism, 190, 195, 208, 213, 215, 218, 222

Fastnacht, Adam, (1) 98, (4) 43, 47 Fedoriv, lurii, (9) 25

Fedorov, L., (1) 51

Fedorov/Fedorovych, Ivan, 86-87, (4),

73, 74, 75

Fedorovych, Ivan, (6) 23

Fedorovych, K., (7) 83

Fejer, Gyorgy, 60, (3) 38

Fekula Collection (Episcopal General Theological Seminary Library, New York City), 19

Feldman, Wilhelm, 236, 240, (6) 54, (10) 24,38

Felifiski, M., (7) 4, 49, 66, 78

Feudalism, see Socioeconomic structure Fiala, J., (9) 12

Filevych, Ivan P., 58, 72, 103, (3) 29, (4) 6, (5) 30, (6) 47

Finkel, Ludwik, 9, 38, (1) 45, 79, (2) 82,

(5) 8

Firkowicz, Szymon, 255, (10) 109

Fischer, Adam, 36, (2) 23, 70

Fishman, YL. (Maimon), (10) 63

Fleischer, Sigfried, (10) 31

Florinskii, Timofei, (2) 38

Folklore, see Culture

Foreign relations, see Galicia, relations with

Forst-Battaglia, Jakub, (6) 48

Fraenkel, Josef, (10) 30

France, 117, 187

Francois, V., (6) 241

Frankist movement, 228, 238, (10) 33

Franko, Andrii, (5) 70

Franko, Ivan, 3, 22, 35, 100, 102, 103, 108, 109, 112, 141, 149, 153-154, 161, 163, (1) 27, 29, (2) 63, (5) 22, 27, 28, 31, 59, 61, 74, 87, (6), 23, 38, 50, 51, 95, 120, 122, 128, 131, 139, 143-156, 160, 164,166, 169, 190, 199, 211,214

Frantsev, Vladimir A., (5) 78

Franz II, 249

Franz Joseph, 128

Fredo, Aleksander, 226

Freidzon, V.I., (1) 6

Freiherr von Pitreich, Max, (6) 239

Freistadt, (6) 234

Freund, Fritz, 132, (6) 62 Friedlander, (10) 62 Friedländer, Μ., (10) 25 Friedman, Philip, 232, 236, 237, 242, (10) 5, 23, 29, 36, 46, 47, 48, 100 Friedman, T., (10) 59, 69, 70 Fylypchak, Ivan, (2) 79, 131, 140, (6) 117

Gajerski, Stanislaw Franciszek, (1) 73 Galan, laroslav, 203, (7) 101, 106 Galan, Volodymyr, (7) 22

Galicia (Halychyna/Galitsiia; Galizien), xiii-xvii

- administration of, see Austria/Austrian Empire, Poland, Soviet Union

- autonomy of, 22, 29, 32, 98, 117, 128, 131, 168, 176, 179, 182, 186

- Battle of (World War I), 172

- concept of, xiv-xv

- economic growth of, 52 (see also Socioeconomic structure)

- minorities in, 224-255

- nomenclature referring to, xv-xvi

- relations with: Austria, 92-94, 97-98 (see also Austria/Austrian Empire, Galician occupation and rule by); Czechoslovakia (see Czechoslovakia, and Czech-Ukrainian/Galicia relations); Hungary, 60-61 (see also Hungarian Kingdom/Hungary, claims of/to Galicia); Poland, 29, 53, 56-59, 119, 127, 133-135, 142, 164, 174, 183, 186, 189-193, 217, 219, 220; Russia (see Russian Empire, Galician relations with)

- Russian occupation of, see Russian Empire

- Soviet interest in (interwar), 188-189

- in Soviet Ukraine, 207, 208, 210, 217—

218

- western policy toward, 187-188.

- See also East(ern) Galicia; Red Rus’; Ukrainians

Galicia and Lodomeria, Kingdom of, 92, 97, (2) 27,28. See also Galician- Volhynian principality

Galician Central Archive of Early Castle and Land Court Records, 12

Galician Diet (Landtag/Sejm), 117, 120, 121, 130, 131, 132, 135, 147, (6) 48, 54, 58-60, 72, 85, 88

Galician district of the Generalgouvernement, see Distrikt Galizien Generalgouvernement

Galician Division (of German army), 207,

(8) 54

Galician Rus’ (Halyts’ka Rus’ /Galitskaia Rus’), xv

Galician Rus’ Matytsia (Halytsko-russka Matytsia), 21, 36, 123, 126, 143, (2) 71, (6) 184

Galician-Russian Benevolent Society, 167, (6) 227

Galician Socialist Soviet Republic, 175, 184, 188, (7) 44

Galician-Volhynian principality, 1, 28,

29,32, 54-56, 59-60, 62-64, 65, 72,

92, 210, 249, (3) 24; Chronicle, 53

54, 61, (3) 14-17, 39; importance of,

31, 52-53, 106; “restoration” of, 172

Galos, Adam, (6) 11

Garkavenko, S.D., (6) 89

Ggsiorowska-Grabowska, Natalia, (7) 70

Gatkiewicz, Feliks, (2) 727

Gawrohski, Franciszek Rawita, (4) 93,

(6) 70

Gazette de Leopol, 106

Gfbarowicz, Mieczyslaw, (1) 75, (4) 87, 86

Gelbart, Μ., (10) 54

Gelber, Nathan Michael, 233, 240, (10) 9, 21, 39, 52, 55, 63, 74

Gelerter, Μ., (10) 69 Genealogical studies, 75 Generalgouvernement, see Distrikt Galizien Generalgouvernement

General Ukrainian Council (Zahal’na Ukrains’ka Rada), 168, 171

Gensiorskii, A., (6) 140

Georgievskii, Vasilii (Mitropolit Evlogii), (6) 231

Gerhard, Jan, (9) 11

German, Ludomil, (10) 90

Germany, 27, 95, 222, 227, 230; East, 154; Foreign Ministry Archives of, (7) 56; German Empire, 226; and Germanophile Jews, 240, (10) 39; and Germans in Galicia/Poland, xiv, 67, 70, 77, 78, 79, 97, 224, 227, 228, 230, 249-252, (4) 35, (8) 7, (10) 90; and Nazis, 207, 231, 242, 253; -Soviet Union relations, 205, 207, 213, 249; Third Reich, 190; West, 217, 250; in World War I, 168, 172; in World War II, 31, 205, 207-214, 217, 231, 242, 249-250, 253, (8) 34, (9) 24, (10) 100 Gieysztor, Aleksander, (3) 27 Gilewicz, Aleksy, 73, (4) 9, 32 Gil’tebrandt, Peter, (4) 58 Gino, Corrado, (10) 709 Glassl, Horst, 97, (5) 72 Glinka, Luigi, 159, (6) 182 Glombifiski, Stanislaw, (6) 65 Gmünd, 168, (6) 228

Goehlert, J.V., 254, (10) 705 Gogol (HohoT), Nikolai, 150, (6) 725 Golden Horde, see Mongols, the Goldenstein, Leo, (10) 25 Golovatskii, see Holovats’kyi, lakiv F.

Golovin, N.N., (6) 237

Golubev, Sergei (Makarii), (4) 52, 57, 58 Gotuchowski, Count Agenor, 128, 129 Gora, Wladyslaw, (9) 77

Gorkiewicz, Μ., (2) 69

Gorlice, battle at, 168, 173, (6) 241 Gorn, see Horn, Maurycy

Gorzycki, Kazimierz, 72, (3) 31, (4) 7 Gottfried, K., (2) 727, 133

Gottingen, 251

Grabar, Olga and Igor, 166 Grabovetskii, see Hrabovets’kyi,

Volodymyr V.

Grabski, Stanislaw, 167, (7) 83

Grabski, Wladyslaw, 199 Grappin, Henri, (7) 3, 28 Grebing, Helga, 169, (6) 226

Greek Catholic (Uniate) church, 28, 109, 167, 199, 201, 209, (2) 77, (4) 56, (6)

23, (7) 94, 97, (9) 23-25; archives of, 12, (1) 69; and education, 38, 95, 101, 146, 148, 200, (2) 80; history of, 34, 69, 105, 159-160; and politics, 116, 123, 130; schematisma of, 25, (2) 79; Soviet/Marxist view of, 34, 103-104, 169, 194, 201, 220, (4) 58, (7) 95, (9)

24, (and destruction of) 168, 171, 218, 221-223, (6) 231, (9) 23,24. See also Uniate movement

Greek Catholic Theological Academy (L’viv), 200, (7) 85

Grimsted, Patricia Kennedy, xviii, 14, 15, 17, (1) 58, 70, 73, 84, 98

Grodek, see Horodok

Grodziski, Stanislaw, 96, (5) 7 Grossman, lurii Μ., (1) 6, (4) 22 Grushevskii, Aleksander S., see

Hrushevs’kyi, Aleksander S.

Grushevskii, Μ., see Hrushevs’kyi, Mykhailo S.

Gruzirtski, Stanislaw, (10) 24

Grzegorczyk, Piotr, (1) 34

Grzegorz (of Sanok), 226

Grzybowski, Konstanty, 123, (6) 21, 54

Gumetskii, 1.1., (2) 38

Gutianskii, S.K., (10) 75

Gymnasia, see Education

Habsburg Empire, 27, 60, 97, 101, 116— 122; passim, 161, 165, 167, 172, 176, 229, 249; dissolution of, 168, 174, 231. See also Austria/Austrian Empire

Haczynski, Leo J., (introd.) 1

Hadaczek, Karol, (3) 2

Hahn, Kazimierz, (4) 21

Hahn, Sigmund, 132, (6) 62

Häjek, Zdenek, (5) 77

Halaba, Ryszard, (9) 11

Halan, laroslav, see Galan, laroslav

Halecki, Oscar, (4) 56

Halich, Wasyl’, (6) 87

Haliczer, Jozef, (10) 77

Haller, Jozef, 175

Halpern, Israel, (10) 8

Halusczynskyj, Theodosius, (6) 186 Halushchyns’kyi, Mykhailo, (6) 243

Halushko, levhen Μ., 197, (7) 75

Halych, xv, 47, 72, 252, 253, (introd.) 3, (4) 83, (10) 106; as capital, 52, 63,

(3) 47-49; as religious center, 53, 62, 67-68, 81, 224, (3) 42; as territorial unit, 65, (4) 4

Halychanyn, 21

Halychyna, see Galicia

Halyts’kii ystorycheskii sbornyk, 21

Hamorak, lu., (6) 176

Handelsman, Marceli, 127, (6) 42 Hanka, Väclav, 113

Hantsch, Hugo, 118, (6) 1

Hapshenko, I.I., (9) 17

Haraida, Ivan, 61, (3) 40

Harasevych, Mykhailo, 28, 34, 82, (2) 57 Harasymovych, Ivan, (7) 83

Harvard University Library (Cambridge, Massachusetts), xvii, 19, (1) 99

Hasidic and Haskalah movements, see Jews

Hauser, Leopold, (2) 110

Haus- Hof- und Staatsarchiv (Vienna),

15, (1) 77. See also Archive(s)

Häusler, Wolfgang, 236, (10) 20

Haynes, Helga, xviii

Havryliuk, Oleksandr, 203, (7) 101, 105 Hebrew, see Language, Hebrew

Hecht, Gedo, 254, (10) 108

Heike, Wblf-Dietrich, (8) 34

Hejnosz, Wojciech, (4) 5, 16

Hejret, J., (2) 73

Hellman, Manfred, (3) 23

Henisch, Meir, (10) 30

Hennig, Johann, 251, (10) 92

Herasymenko, Mykhailo P., 99, 178, 195,

(5) 20, 27, (7) 2

Herasymovych, Ivan, (2) 78

Herbil’s’kyi, Hryhorii lu., 103-104, (1) 13, (5) 17, 32

Herlitz, Georg, (10) 9

Herzberg-Fränkl, Leo, (10) 9

Herz Homberg, Naphtali, 230, 239, (10) 35

Himka, John-Paul, xviii, 159, (6) 77, 90, 181

Hirniak, Nykyfor, (6) 236, (7) 27

Hirsch, R., (6) 43

History: and historical surveys, 27-33; and historiographical studies, 1-5, 22, 32-33, 42, 75-76, 95-97, 118-128, 131, 245-246, 250-251, 255 (see also Soviet Union, historiographical writings of). See also Church history; Culture;

Regional history; Socioeconomic

structure; Urban history

Hitler, Adolf, 208, 250

Hladylovych, lurii, (5) 23

Hliadkivs’ka, A.I., (9) 20 Hlyns’kyi, M.P., (8) 5

Hnatiuk, Volodymyr, 4, 103, 157, (1) 20,

(2) 72, (5)29, (6) 102, 172 Hnatkevych, Bohdan, (6) 243, (7) 15 Hodinka, Antal, (3) 39

Hoffman v. Wellenhof, Viktor, (10) 21 Hohol’ (Gogol), Nikolai, 150

Holberg, Μ. la., (5) 80

Holovats’kyi, lakiv F. (Iakov Golovatskii) (“la”; Havrylo Rusyn; J.F.H.), 5-6, 26, 28, 47, 55, 95, 96, 103, 107-113 passim, 151, 161, 163, (1) 27, 28, (2) 20, (3) 4, 22, (4) 4, 78, (5) 1, 8, 31, 53, 62-64, 69, 77, 84, 87, (6) 132, 133, 215

Holovats’kyi, Ivan B., (3) 22, (6) 40 Holubets’, Mykola, 89, (2) 136, (4) 35,

62, 85, 87

Holzer, Jerzy, (7) 49

Homberg, Nathali Herz, 230, 239, (10)

Homola, Irene, see Dzikowska, Irena Homola

Honcharov, V. K., (3) 49

Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace (Stanford, California), 19, (1)99

Hopalo, Ivan, (2) 722

Horäk, Jin, (5) 77

Horak, Stephen Μ., (2) 72, (8) 70

Horbach, Oleksa, 32

Horbachevs’kyi, Ivan, 110, (5) 66 Hordyns’kyi, laroslav, (1) 82, (5) 35, (6)

47, 117, 136, 139

Horn, Maurycy, 77, 91, 235, (4) 25, 27,

34, 45, 95, (10) 75, 78

Hornowa, Elzbieta, 77, 161, (4) 27, (6)

792, (10) 75

Hornykewitsch, Μ., (5) 35 Hornykiewicz, Theophil, (6) 223, 231 Horodenka and region, 41, 243, 244, (2)

700, (10) 56

Horodok (Grodek), 44, 68, 173, (2) 722,

(6) 242

Horowitz, I., (10) 25

Hoshko, luriiH., (2) 96, (4) 72, 95, (7) 77 Hostioka, Vladimir, 112, 128, (5) 75, 77,

(6) 46

Hoszowski, Stanislaw, 101, (4) 37, (5)

26, (6) 22

Hotzendorf, Conrad von, 167, 172, (6)

238

Hrabovets’kyi (Grabovetskii), Volodymyr V., 91, (2) 722, (3) 49, 51, (4) 25, 92, 95, (10) 77, 88

Hrabovs’kyi, Pavlo, 165, (6) 213 Hraidans, lu.M., (1) 42

Hrebeniak, Volodymyr, (3) 2, 5 Hromada, (6) 720

Hromads’kyi druh, 144 Hrossman, see Grossman, lu.M. Hroziencik, Jozef, (6) 790

Hruby, Vaclav, (3) 72

Hrushevs’kyi, Mykhailo (Μ.

Grushevskii), xv, 31, 54, 55-56, 59,

72, 76, 86, 136, 154, 164-165, (introd.) 2, (1), 2, (2) 40, (3) 70, 77,

78, 24, 35, 51, (4) 4, 6, 17, 53, 71,

93, (6) 77, 78, 72, 75, 93, 116, 155, 212

Hrushevs’kyi, Oleksander (A.

Grushevskii), 164, (2) 72, (6) 270

Hryhor’iev, A.Μ., (2) 24

Hrymaliv, 44, (2) 123

Hrytsai, Ostap, (6) 767

Hrytsak, Pavlo, (3) 24

Huberband, S., (10) 14

Hubko, O., (4) 77

Hugelman, Karl Gottfried, (6) 1

Humeniuk, le.M., (1) 69, 86

Humeniuk, Mykhailo P., 5, 107, (1) 27,

(5) 53, (6) 133, 176, (7) 100, 104, 106, 145, 154

Hunczak, Taras, (2) 99, (7) 10, 34, 39 Hungarian Kingdom/Hungary, 125, 168,

231, (2) 38, (4) 12; claims of, to Galicia, 27-28, 52, 53, 60-61, 65, 72,

73, 92, 98; in Dual Monarchy, 117 (see also Austro-Hungarian Empire);

Galician frontier with, xiv; Honveds (troops) of, 167; revolution in (184849), 126, 128; Soviet, 189; trade with, 59, 77

Hupert, Witold, (7) 17

Hurzhii, I., (1) 77

Husakiv, (2) 113

Husen, Isaac, (10) 67

Hushalevych, Ivan, 152, (6) 139, 215 Husiatyn, 243, (10) 57

Hustyn Chronicle, (3) 39

Hutsuliak, Mykhailo, 182, (7) 76

Hutsul region and people, xvi, 39, (2) 95,

(6) 38, (10) 43; and Hutsul uprising, 126 (see also Revolutions/uprisings)

Hvozda, Ivan, (4) 84, (9) 8

Hypatian text, see Galician-Volhynian principality, Chronicle

ladlovs’kyi, S., (7) 97 lakymovych, Hryhorii, 105, 159, (6) 182 laniv, Volodymyr, (7) 90

laremchuk, D.A., (7) 69

laremchuk, M.P., (2) 136 laremenko, Porfyrii K., (4) 58 larinovich, Anton, (2) 38

Iaroshenko, A.D., (6) 92, (7) 45 laroslav, see Jaroslaw laroslav Osmomysl’, 52 laroslav the Wise, 50 laroslavyn, Sydir, (7) 77 lashchuk, Pavlo, (6) 766, 168, 169 lasinchuk, Lev, 147, (2) 79, (7) 84 laslys’ka (JaSliska), 44, (2) 124 lastrebov, N.V., (6) 79 latskevych, levhenii A., (2) 707, (6) 97, (10) 81, 87

latskiv, Mykhailo, 158, (6) 777, (7) 99 latskiv, P.M., (7) 69

lavoriv (Jaworow), 44, 243, (2) 113, 125,

(6) 709, (10) 58

lavors’kyi, luliian, 5, 7, 164, (1) 22, 32, (6) 209

lavors’kyi, Μ., (6) 93

ledlins’ka, Uliana la., (1) 24 lefremov, Serhii (Sergei Efremor), 103,

154, (5) 31, (6) 47, 155,231

lendyk, Rostyslav, (7) 62 lezupil’ (Jezupol), 44, (2) 726 Ihnatiienko, Varfolomii, 8, (1) 37 Ikonnikov, Vladimir S., 54, (1) 2, (3) 18 Iliashevych, lurii, (4) 67

Il’kevych, Hryhorii, 111, (5) 70

Il’nyts’kyi, Mykola, (6) 777

Il’nyts’kyi, Vasyl’ (Vasylii Yl’nytskii),

155, (3) 57, 53, (6) 158

Ilnytzkyj, Roman, 208, (8) 3

Immigration, see Emigration/immigration Industry, see Socioeconomic structure Inglot, S., (1) 75

Inkin, V.F., (4)22,56,46

Institutum Pontificum Orientale (Rome), 19

lova, P., (7) 77

Irchan, Myroslav, 203, (7) 103

Isaievych, laroslav D., 2, 5, 58, 62, 71, 85, 86, 88, (1) 5, 72, 75, 26, 86, 88, (3) 27, 29, 46, (4) 2, 40, 65, 72, 73, 75, 78, 79

Isaiv, Petro, 34, (2) 60

lurii II, 59, 65, (3) 33, (4) 8

Ivanenko, L.A., (7) 82, (9) 20

Ivan Franko L’viv State University Library, 15, 18-19

Ivano-Frankivs’k, 8, 12, 23, 41, 218, 221, (I) 57, (2) 101. See also Stanyslaviv

Ivasiuta, M.K., (1) 12, (8) 5, 6,19, (9) 79, (10) 75

Iwanicki, Mieczyslaw, 200, (7) 81

Iwanie, 228

Jablonowski, Aleksander, 73, (4) 77

Jandaurek, J., (2) 20

Janeczek, Andrzej, (4) 77

Janicki, Stanislaw, (9) 77

Janiw, Wolodymyr, (9) 25

Janta, Aleksander, (6) 73

Janusz, Bohdan, 46, 253, (2) 92, (3) 7, 5,

(4) 83, (6) 223, 229, (10) 86, 101, 106,100

Jarostaw, xv, 13-14, 44, 80, 228, 235, (1) 66, (2) 113, 127, (4) 41, (10) 18

Jasliska, see laslys’ka

Jaslo, 44, (2) 128

Jaworow, see lavoriv

Jaworski, Franciszek, 78, (2) 87, 108, (4) 29, 31, 93

Jaworski, Wladyslaw Leopold, (6) 48

Jazdzewski, Konrad, (3) 27

Jeluka, L, (5) 59

Jenkins, R.J.H., (3) 8

Jewish Historical Institute in Poland (Zydowski Instytut Historyczny w Polsce), 235

Jews: in Galicia/Poland, xiii, xiv, xv, 67, 70, 79, 81, 118, 140, 198, 224, 225, 227-244, 252, 254; Haskalah and Hasidic movements, 229-230, 238240, (10) 33, 34, 38, 41; pogroms against, 205, 229, 231, 232-233, 237, 242, 253, (10) 47, 100; restrictions on,

78, 228-229, 231; and Zionism, 229, 230, 240. See also Language, Hebrew and Yiddish

Jezupol, see lezupil’

Jit, see Lokietek, Jozef

Jirecek, Joseph, (6) 49

Joseph II, 94, 97, 101, 105, 236, 249, 251, (10) 93; and Josephine reforms, 99, 228

Juchniewicz, Mieczyslaw, (8) 37

Judicial system, 74, 79, 81, 94; court proceedings and records, 12, 71-72

Jurkowski, Marian (J. Kozlowski), (1) 41

Kachala, Stefan, 133, (6) 66 Kachkovs’kyi, Mykhailo, 111, 152, (5)

77, (6) 134

Kachkovs’kyi Society, 37, 143, (2) 73 Kachor, Andrii, (2) 74, (6) 180, (7) 68 Kaczkowski, Zygmunt, 226

Kahan, L, (10) 53

Kahanov, Isaak la., 87, (4) 76

Kaindl, Raimund Friedrich, 250, (10) 90

Kajetanowicz, D., (10) 81

Kakovs’kyi, K.H., (6) 97

Kalabihski, Stanislaw, (5) 25

Kalinka, Walerian, 96, (5) 7

Kallbrunner, Josef, (10) 93

Kälmän, 28, 60

Kal’na, (2) 113

Kalush, (10) 96

Kalynovych, Ivan, (1) 40, 44

Kalynovych, Volodymyr L, (6) 94, (7) 82

Kamenetsky, Ihor, (8) 9

Kam”ianets’-Podil’s’kyi, 175

Kaminka Strumylova (Kamionka Strumilowa, at present Kam”ianka- Buz’ka), 39, 44, 249, (2) 85, 129

Kamins’kyi, Andrii, (6) 195, (7) 98 Kampelik, Cyril, (5) 77

Kann, Robert A., xviii, 118, (6) 1

Kapustians’kyi, Mykola, (8) 35

Kaput, Wanda, (4) 4

Karaites, xiv, 224, 252-255, (10) 16, 99

110. See also Jews

Karaj awazy, (10) 99

Karamans’kyi, Petro, 150, 184, (6) 127,

(7) 26

Karovets’, Makarii, (6) 116

Karpenko, O.Iu., (7) 36, 43, 72

Karpenko, Stepan, 165, (6) 213 Karpynets’, Ivan, (5) 27, (6) 94 Kasinec, Edward, xviii, (1) 26, 99, (4) 74 Kasparek, F., (6) 107

Kaspruk, A.A., (6) 769

Kats, R., (1) 1

Katz, S., (10) 36

Kaucky, Frantisek, (9) 72 Kawecka-Gryczowa, A., (4) 78

Kaye, Vladimir J., (6) 87

Kazanskii, P.E., (2) 38

Kazarian, Μ.Μ., (10) 81

Kedryn-Rudnyts’kyi, Ivan, 32, 190, (7)

31,51

Kel’siev, Vasilii, 121, (6) 72

Kermisz, Joseph, xviii

Kgtrzynski, Wojciech, (1) 74

Khazars, 255

Kheifits, lu.A., (6) 79

Khinkulov, Leonid, (6) 756

Khitar, (2) 113

Khlopets’kyi, Ivan, (4) 63

Khmel’nyts’kyi, Bohdan, 70, 71, 78, 90

Khmilevs’kyi, laroslav, (3) 48

Kholm, see Chehn

Khoma, Ivan, (9) 25

Khoma, V.I., (6) 705

Khomyshyn, Hryhorii, 201, (7) 5, 92

Khonihsman, I.S., (6) 89

Khrapko, Ivan, (7) 33

Khraplyvyi, E., (7) 68

Khrin, Stepan, (9) 4

Khvylia, Andrii, (7) 76

Kieniewicz, Stefan, 118, (6) 2, 39, 64,

194

Kierski, Kazimierz, (7) 53

Kiev, xvi, 15, 50, 52, 55, 58, 68, 154,

167, 175, 199; Kievan Chronicle, 53,

61, (3) 59; metropolitanate of, 62, 68, 69

Kievan Rus’, xiii, 29, 30, 32, 46, 49, 50,

52, 55, 57, 114

Kirchner, P., (6) 750

Kirschner, Bruno, (10) 9

Kirton, 1. (I. Czaczkes), (10) 38

Kis’, laroslav P, 78, (4) 29, 56, (10) 86

Kiszling, Rudolf, (6) 219

Kizlyk, O.D., (1) 72, 24, 53

Klauzner, I.L., (10) 41

Klimkova, L.N., (2) 77

Klink, Jozcf, 182, (7) 77

Klonowic, Sebastian, 226

Klymyshyn, Mykola, (7) 58, (8) 27 Kmit, lurii, (5) 28, 39, (6) 25

Kmytsykevych, Mykola, (5) 74

Knoll, Paul W., 73, (4) 9

Knot, Antoni, (6) 77

Knysh, Irene, (6) 768

Knysh, Zynovii, 191, (2) 750, (7) 56, 58,

(S)24, 25

Kobryns’ka-Ozarkevych, Nataliia, 156,

164, (6) 768, 206, 214

Kobylets’kyi, lurii, (6) 756

Kobylets’kyi, Ivan, (5) 28

Koliada, H.I., (4) 78

Kolisnyk, V., (2) 707

Kollar, Jin, 113, 114

Kolodziejczyk, Edmund, 10, (1) 46 Kolomyia, 44-45, 146, 207, 229, 243,

(2) 130, (6) 109, (10) 16, 31, 59

Kolosowicz, I. (Evstakhii Prokopchyts’),

(6) 28

Kolsch, Kurt, (10) 97

Kompaniiets’, Ivan I., (6) 91, (7) 71

Komsomol, 198, (7) 78

Konashevych family, (4) 20

Konieczny, Zdzislaw, (1) 42

Konovalets’, levhen, 175, 176, 184, 191,

211, (7) 20, 60, 61

Konstantyn (of Ostrih), 68

Konys’kyi, Oleksandr, 165, (6) 213

Kopchak, Stepan I., 40, (2) 98

Kopchyntsi, (2) 100

Kopitar, Jernej, 113, (5) 79

Kopystians’kyi, Adriian V., 30, (1) 15,

(2)37, 38, (4) 70

Korchyn, (2) 113, (4) 720

Korczok, Anton, (5) 40

Korduba, Myron, 58, 59, (3) 29, 35, (6) 213

Kordys, Roman, (2) 26

Korenets’, Denys, (7) 68

Korkis, Abraham, (10) 31

Korkotian, K.A., (10) 80

Korngruen, Ph., (10) 72

Korniichuk, L.Ia., (7) 71

Korniienko, N.P., (6) 153

Kornilov, Lavr, 184

Kornylovych, Mykhailo, (6) 231

Korolevs’kyi, Kyrylo, 160, (6) 786, (7)

Koroliuk, Vladimir D., 56, 58, (1) 49,

(3)70, 26, 31

Korotajowa, K., (4) 78

Kosachevskaia, Evdokiia Μ., 99, 125, (5)

20, (6) 31

Kosharnyi, I.Ia., (9) 77

Kosiv, 243, (10) 60 Kosovs’kyi, la., (2) 119 Kossak, M.N., (2) 19 Kostashchuk, Vasyl’, (6) 173 Kostiuk, S.P., (1) 86 Kostkiewicz, Tadeusz, (4) 14 Kostruba, Teofil, (2) 720 Kotel’nykova, V.I., (1) 68 Kotliar, Mykola F., 58, (3) 32, (4) 27,

(10) 86

Kotliarevs’kyi, Ivan R, (5) 87 Kotsiuba, Mykhailo, (6) 84, 99 Kotsiubyns’kyi, Mykhailo, 165, (6) 213 Kotsovs’kyi, Volodymyr (Vladymir

Kotsovskii), (5) 59 Kotsylovs’kyi, losafat, 201, (7) 91 Koval’chak, Hryhorii L, 140, (6) 90, (7)

71, 75, (8) 78, (9) 78, 19 Kovalenko, I.A., (1) 11 Kovalevs’ka, T.M., (2) 24 Koval’s’kyi, Mykola P., 2, 71, 86, (1) 3,

5, (4) 2, 73, 90 Kovpak, Sydir, (8) 37 Kowalczuk, Μ., (4) 37 Kowalski, Tadeusz, 254, (10) 103 Kozachuk, T.E., (7) 79 Kozachuk, T.Iu., (1) 86 Koziebrodzki, Wladyslaw, (6) 59 Kozik, Jan, 104, 114, 125, 127, (5) 33,

80, 81, (6) 30, 39, 41, 44 Kozlaniuk, Petro, 203, (7) 707,104 Kozlovs’kyi, Oleksander, 158, (6) 179 Kozlowski, J., see Jurkowski, Marian Kozlowski, Jan, (6) 94 Kozlowski, Leon, 46, (2) 23, (3) 7 KPSH, KPZU, see Communist party Krafcik, Patricia A., xviii Krajewski, W., (4) 78 Kramarz, Waleijan, (2) 777 Krämer, Julius, xviii, 250, (10) 97, 98

Krasovs’kyi (Krasowski), Mykola, (4) 67

Kravchenko, le.le., (6) 178

Kravchenko,Ivan L, 107,(5) 53

Kravchenko, Uliana (luliia Shneider), 156, (6) 169

Kravchuk, Petro I., (7) 103

Kravets’, Mykhailo Μ., 3, 137, 140, 178, 195, (1) 11, 14, 15, (6) 71, 79, 90, (7) 2, 75

Kravtsiv, Bohdan, (2) 99

Kremsier, see Kromefiz

Kresel, E„ (10) 60

Krevets’kyi, Ivan, 104, 125, 144, (1) 37, (4) 79, (5) 17, 21, 28, 36, 44, (6) 33- 37, 165

Krezyb, Antin, see Dumin, Osyp

Krikun, U.P., (8) 14

Krilovskii, A., 35, (2) 67, (4) 50, 66 Kripchyns’kyi, O.A., (1) 69

Kriukov, A.V., (5) 87

Krivonos, N.K., (10) 80, 81, 86, 88 Krizek, Jurij, (6) 225

Krochmal, Nachman, 230

Krokhmaliuk, lurii Tys- (Jorge Tys-

Krojmaluk), 219, (8) 34, 36

Krokhmaliuk, Roman, (8) 34

Kromifiz (Kremsier), 123, 127, (6) 44 Kron, Alexander, (7) 17

Krosno, 39, 80, (2) 86, (4) 42 Krushel’nytsia, (4) 20

Krushel’nyts’ka, Larysa I., (3) 7

Krushel’nyts’kyi, Antin, (6) 178

Krychevs’kyi, Roman, (9) 7

Krylos, 63

Kryms’kyi, Ahatanhel, (6) 138, 160 Kryp”iakevych, Ivan P. (Ivan Petrovych),

1, 3, 32, 42, 71, 170, (1) 3, 12, 23,

54, (2) 706,107,109,123,141,(3) 24,

55, (4) 2, 34, 35, 37, 40, 62, 90, 91,

95, (5) 23, 27, (6) 71, 90, 91, 99, 227,

243, (7) 15, 43, 69, 80, (8) 18, 19, (10) 75, 85

Krysihski, Alfons, 180, 227, (7) 9, (10) 3, 4

Krystyniats’kyi, Ivan, (4) 66

Kryzhanivs’kyi, S., (6) 173 Kryzhanovskii, Evgenii Μ., 58, (3) 29 Kubala, Ludwik, (4) 97, 93

Kubiiovych, Volodymyr, 32, 180, 209,

(2)9, 42, 78, (6) 87, (7) 9, (8)

73, (10) 3

Kubrakiewicz, Michel, (5) 4 Kuchabs’kyi, Vasyl’, 181, (7) 77, 18

Kucharski, Wladyslaw, (4) 47 Kucherov, N.K., (7) 72

Kuczera, Aleksander, (2) 134

Kuczyhski, Stefan Maria, 56, (3) 25 Kudish, N., (10) 70

Kuhn, Walter, (10) 94, 95, 96

Kukhar, Roman, (6) 777, (7) 86 Kul’chyts’kyi, O., (5) 56

Kulczycki, Ludwik, (6) 64

Kulinych, Hryhorii H., (7) 706

Kulish, Panteleimon, 164, (6) 270, 211 Kunik, Ernst, (3) 33

Kunysz, Anton, (2) 702, 770

Kunzek, T., (2) 92

Kupchanko, Hryhorii, 30, (2) 36

Kurka, Antoni, (5) 14

Kuryllo, T., (2) 16

Kurzbeck printshop (Vienna), 106, (5) 45

Kuschnir, Vladimir, see Kushnir,‘

Volodymyr

Kushch, O.P., (6) 770, 173, (7) 705, 706

Kushevych, Samuil, (4) 88

Kushnir, Volodymyr (Vladimir Kushnir), (6) 95, 279, (7) 63

Kutrzeba, Stanislaw, (1) 64

Kutschabsky, see Kuchabs’kyi, Vasyl’ Kuty, 243, 244, 248, (10) 67, 88

Kuzelia, Zenon, (6) 85, 120 Kuz’ma, Oleksa, 182, (7) 16 Kwartalnik Historyczny, 22, (2) 3 Kwilecki, Andrzej, 220, (9) 8, 9 Kyrchiv, Roman F., 39, 151, (2) 96, (6) 130

Kyryliuk, levhen, (6) 156 Kyrylov, I.M., (1) 95 Kysel’ov, O.I., (6) 156 Kysilevs’kyi, Kost’, (6) 104

Labenskii, E, (4) 72 Labor, see Socioeconomic structure Labuda, Gerard, 48, (3) 8, 11 Ladyzhynskii, M.K., (2) 135 Lagov, N.M., (6) 19 Lahodiv, (2) 113 Lair, Maurice, (6) 88 Lam, Jan, 226

Landau, Saul R., (10) 24, 31 Landau, Y.L., (10) 38 Landman, Isaac, (10) 9 Land ownership and reform, see Socioeconomic structure

Langnas, Saul, 241, (10) 44 Language/alphabet: assimilation and, 221;

Austrian language laws, (6) 707; and bilingualism, 199; Church (Old) Slavonic, 6, 17, 50, 61, 111, 145, (introd.) 5; Cyrillic, xvi, 106, 111, (introd.) 5; Czech, 10, 24, 129; German, 102, 128, 131, 132, 146, 154, 228, 230; Hebrew, 240, (10) 42; Hungarian, 61; of instruction, 128, 146, (6) /07; Karaite, 253, 254, (10) 99, 103; “language/alphabet war,” 111-112, 129, 145; Latin, 67, 101, 129; Latin-Polish alphabet, 111, 112, 132, (1) 39, (5) 74, (6) 49-51; literary, 95, 102, 142, 145; modern, civil alphabet (hrazhdanka), 107, 111; Polish, xvi, 54, 102, 128, 132, 146, 199, (introd.), 5, (6) 107, (10) 99; Russian, 31, 145, 150, 218, (introd.) 5; and transliteration, xvi-xvii; Turkic, 253; Ukrainian/Ruthenian vernacular, xvi, 70, 103, 107, 113, 128-129, 131, 132, 145-149 passim, 225, (introd.) 5, (5) 72-74, (6) 105-107; Yiddish, 228, 230, 240, (10) 41. See also Culture; Education; Nationalism; Press, the

Lapinski-Nilski, Stanislaw, (7) 17 Lasocka, Barbara, (10) 1 Latynnyky, 225, 227

Lavochne, (2) 113 Lavrivs’kyi, Ivan, 110-111, (5) 68 Lavriv, (4) 62, 87, (6) 117 Law, see Judicial system Lawrynenko, Jurij, (1) 56 Lazarenko, le.K., (2) 83, 109 Lazeba, E.M., (1) 42

Lebed’, Mykola, 211, (8) 36 Lebedovych,Ivan,(7) 15 Lechnicki, Czeslaw, 247, (10) 82 Lehnert, S., (7) 83

Lehr-Splawiriski, Tadeusz, (3) 11 Lemberg, 94. See also L’viv Lemke, Heinz, (6) 226

Lemkian region and people, xvi, 9, 40, 185, (1) 99, (2) 16, 97; German control of, 207, 209; Polish rule of, 202, 217, 219-220, (7) 97 (9) 8-10

Lemkyn, Y.E, (2) 97

Lencyk, see Lentsyk, Vasyl’ Lendians, 56

Leninism, 141

Lentsyk, Vasyl’, (7) 85, 97 Leontovych, Pavlo, 155, (6) 159 Lepkii, Onufrii, (4) 52, 64

Lepkyi, Bohdan, 108, 158, (5) 59, (6) 175, (7) 99

Lepucki, Henryk, 251, (10) 93

Leshchenko, M.N., (1) 6

Lesko, 80, 243, (4) 43, (10) 62

Lesyk, V.V., (8) 21

Lesyn, Vasyl’ Μ., (6) 173, 176

Leszczynski, Jan, (S) 16

Leszek the White, 60

Lev, 52

Lev, Vasyl’, 111, 145, (2) 72, 100, (5)

72, (6) 117, 175, {7)86

Levitsky, Eugene, (2) 44

Levode (Leutschau), 27

Levyns’kyi, Volodymyr, 142, (6) 93

Levyts’kyi, Dmytro, 176

Levyts’kyi, laroslav, (6) 38, 117

Levyts’kyi, losyf (Jozef Lewicki), 106,

(5) 49, 73

Levyts’kyi, Ivan E. (Jan Lewicki), 5, 6-8,

23, 103, 156, (1) 27, 29, 30, 86, (2) 6, (5) 28, 31, (6) 165

Levyts’kyi, Kost’, 32, 119, 130, 132, 168, 171, 176, (2) 8, (6) 9, 63, 107, 232

Levyts’kyi, Mykhailo Μ., 105, (2) 137,

(5)49

Levyts’kyi, Myron, (8) 35, 36

Levyts’kyi, Osyp, (7) 22

Levyts’kyi (Lukych), Volodymyr, 119,

(1) 27, (6) 5, 214, (7) 62

Lewandowski, Krzysztof, (7) 30

Lewicki, Anatol, 55, (3) 22,52, (4) 42

Lewicki, Jan, see Levyts’kyi, Ivan E.

Lewicki, Jozef, see Levyts’kyi, losyf Lewicki, Kazimierz, (1) 4

Liakhs, the, 50, 56, 57

Libraries and museums, 15-20, 37, 245.

See also Archive(s)

Library of Congress (Washington), xvi, 19

(1)99

Likowski, Edward, (4) 56

Limanowski, Boleslaw, (2) 33 Linnichenko, see Lynnychenko, Ivan A. Lipinski, Tymoteusz, (4) 10

Liptzin, Sol, (10) 41, 42

Lishna, 45, (2) 131

Liske, Oktaw, (1) 61

Liske, Xawery, (1) 61, (4) 5

Lisovyi, R., (7) 57

Literature/literary production, see Culture

Literaturno-naukovyi vistnyk (later

Vistnyk), 21, 192

Lithuania and the Lithuanians, 28, 53, 65, 67, 72, 229, 252. See also Polish- Lithuanian Commonwealth

Litopys Boikivshchyny, 22

Litopys Chervono’i Kalyny, 22

Litopys Natsional’ noho muzeiu, 22

Little Russians, xvi

Lodomeria, see Volhynia

Lojek, Jerzy, (10) 1

Lokietek, Jozef (Jit), 133, (6) 65 Longinov, A.V., 57, (3) 27, 33, 41

Lopuszanski, Boleslaw, (5) 17, (6) 11 Los, Stanislaw, (7) 1, 4

Lowmiariski, Henryk, (3) 11, 27

Lozihski, Bronislaw, 99, 129, (5) 12, 14, 21, (6) 48

Lozihski, Wladyslaw, 73, 78, 88, (4) 11, 31, 37, 81, 83, 87

Lozyns’kyi, losyf, 110, (5) 65, 73

Lozyns’kyi, Mykhailo, 32, 37, 119, 134, 135, 162, 184, 186, (2) 44, 74, (6) 5, 67, 68, 69, 72, 74, 155,166, 193, 235, (7)26, 31,34,35

Lubiehski, H., (7) 94

Lublin, 228, (10) 91

Lubomirski Museum, 16, (2) 75

Luchakovskii, K., (6) 137

Luchkiv, Ivan, (1) 25

Lukan’, R., (6) 117 Lukiianovych, D., (6) 169, 170 Lukomskii, G.K., (4) 82 Lukych-Levyts’kyi, Volodymyr, see

Levyts’kyi, Volodymyr Luszczkiewicz, Ladislaus, (4) 82 Lutman, Tadeusz, (5) 27 Lutoslawski, W., (7) 3 Lutsiv, Luka, (2) 100, (5) 59, (6) 173 Luts’k, 252, 253 Luts’kyi, lurii, (6) 180

Luts’kyi, Ostap, 158, 176, (6) 180, (7)

68, 99

Lutsyk, R.Ia., (1) 24, 85

L’viv (L’vov, Lwow), xv, 9, 26, 39, 198 (1) 42, 57, (2) 103-109, (3) 50, (4) 23, 29-37, 83, 86, (5) 15, 26, (6) 16, 22,

(8) 5; as administrative, religious, and cultural center, 2, 8, 25, 41-43, 47, 52, 63, 65, 67-69, 71, 72, 77-79, 81, 86, 89, 94, 95, 101-102, 104, 105, 146, 148, 160, 164, 200-201, 224, 226, 228, 232, 239, 244-245, 248, (4) 48, (decline of) 77, 199, (underground university in) 199, 201, {see also Galician Diet; L’viv, University of); archives in, 12-14, 15-19, 25-27, 245, (I) 68, 98, (10) 76; battles for, 168, 172, 173, 182, (7) 17, 18, (8) 38; besieged, 70, 78, 90, 91, (4) 93;

minorities in, 226, 229, 234, 235, 242245 passim, 248, 252, (10) 16, 17, 38, 45, 47, 63, 76, 79-82, 85-88, 91; occupation of, 98, 126, 174, 205, 207, 209, (5) 16; publications in, 75, 144, 192, 247; as territorial unit, 39, 41, 65, 176, 218, 221, 225, 241, (1) 42, (2) 24, 87, 101 (4) 4,14, (7) 69, (8) 5, (9) 14; treason trials at, 166, (6) 217, (7) 56; yearbooks, (6) 109

L’viv, University of, 17, 31, 38, 95, 101, 102, 109, 148, 164, 199, 226, (1) 79, 85, 95, (2) 82, 83, (6) 115, 116, (10), 1. See also Education

L’viv Assumption Brotherhood, see Stauropegial Brotherhood (later Institute)

L’viv Historical Museum, 17, 19, (1) 96

L’viv State Museum of Ukrainian Art (Ukrainian National Museum), 15, (1) 97. See also Ukrainian organizations and institutions

L’viv Theological Academy Library, 17

L’viv Theological Seminary, 104, 105, 148

Lwow, see L’viv

Lynnychenko, Ivan A., 54, (1) 2, (3) 18, 33, (4) 7, 17,22, (10) 86

Lysenko, Oleksandr la., (6) 164, 166 Lysiak, Oleh, (8) 39

Lysiak, Pavlo, (7) 49

Lytvynovych, Spyrydon, 159, (6) 183

Maciszewski, M., (4) 38

Macler, Frederic, (10) 76

Mgczyfiski, Czeslaw, 182, (7) 17

Maday, Johannes, 34, (2) 59 Madurowicz-Urbahska, Helena, (1) 47,

(6) 89

Magdeburg Law, 77, 78, 94, 244, 249

Magocsi, Maria, xviii

Magocsi, PaulR., Ill, 145, (1) 27, 99, (S) 72, (6) 87, 97

Mahler, Raphael, 233, 236, 238, 241, (10), 8, 13, 22, 30, 34, 44

Maikov, A., (3) 19

Maikov, V, (1) 51

Maimon (Y.L. Fishman), (10) 63

Mainych, (2) 113

Makaiev, V., (6) 97

Makarii, see Golubev, Sergei

Makarushka, Liubomyr, 176 Makarushka, Ostap, (5) 51 Makovei, Osyp, 112, 157, 164, (5) 73,

(6) 170, 210

Makhovets’, L., (3) 75

Makovs’kyi, Vasyl’, (6) 228 Maksymchuk, Ivan O., (6) 63, 138 Maksymenko, Fedir P., 11, 17, (I) 1, 57,

83,85, (2) 84, (4) 78

Maksymovych, Mykhailo, 115 Makukh, Ivan, 190, (6) 71, (7) 57 Malanchuk, Valentyn lu., 197, (2) 707,

(6), 92 (7) 75, 78, (9) 76, 77 Malanchuk, Vyktoriia A., 151,(6) 130,171 Maleczynska, Ewa, fl) 4

Maleczynski, Karol, (2) 3,33, (4) 75 Malets, H.S., (7) 98

Malinowski, Michael, (6) 787 Malkin, Viktor A., 150, (6) 726 Malyts’ka, Konstantyna, 157, (6) 174 Mankowski, Tadeusz, 88, (2) 33, (4) 37,

81,83, (10) 76

Manteuffel, Tadeusz, (10) 7 Marchenko, Μ.I., (1) 6 Mardkowicz-Kokikow, Aleksander, 255,

(10) 709

Margoshes, Joseph, (10) 38

Maria Theresa, 92, 94, 97, 101, 105,

228, 236, (10) 93

Mark, Bernard, 233, (10) 8

Mark, N., (10) 62

Markov, Dmytro, 30, (2) 37, (7) 29

Markov, Osyp O., 150, (1) 77, (5) 52, (6)

725

Markovits, Andrei S., (5) 60, 72, (6) 3,

90, 168, (10) 24, 38

Markus, Vasyl, (6) 87

Martinez Cod6, Enrique, (8) 36 Martiuk, Ivan, (7) 68

Martovych, Les’, 158, (6) 776 Martovych, O., (8) 36

Martynets’, Volodymyr, 191, (7)56 Martyniuk, Ivan, (2) 700

Martynowski, F.K., (4) 70

Martyns’kyi, Apolinarii, (6) 72 Marunchak, Mykhailo H., (2) 700, (6) 87 Marxist viewpoint, see Soviet Union, historiographical writings of

Mashotas, Volodymyr V., (1) 56, (7) 103 Maslo-soiuz, see Dairy Union

Maslov, Serhii I., 87, (4) 76

Materialy i doslidzhennia z arkheolohi'i Prykarpattia i Volyni, 47

Mati'iv, Ivan, 73, (4) 9

Matsiuk, O.Ia., (4) 77, (10) 76

Mattausch, Rudolf, (6) 43

Matthews, Geoff, xvii

Matula, V., (6) 275

Mauersberg, Stanislaw, (7) 87

Mavrodin, V.V., (3) 36

Mayo, Olga K., xviii, (1) 99

Mazovia, 65, (4) 79

Mechitarist Library (Vienna), 245

Medvedyk, P.K., (1) 86

Megas, Osyp, (7) 27

Meisl, Joseph, 233, (10) 9

Mejbaum, Venceslas, (2) 31

Mgkarski, Stefan, 42, (2) 708

Mel’nichuk, la.S., (10) 88

Mel’nychuk, lurii S., (6) 777, (7) 104, 105, 106

Mel’nychuk, Petro, (7) 92

Mel’nyk, Andrii, 211-212, (8) 25; and Melnykites (Mel’nykivtsi), 212-213

Meltzer, Sh., (10) 56

Memoirs, 9, 109, 118-121, 130, 150, 154,163,171, 172, 183, 191, 207, 237, 242, 252

Menczer, A., (10) 64

Mendelsohn, Ezra, xviii, (10) 38

Mennonites, (10) 705

Mercenier, Feuillen, (6) 786

Merkin, Zalman (Max Erik), (10) 41

Miesi^cznik Heraldyczny, 75

Milewski, Jozef, (6) 48

Military history, see Polish-Ukrainian war; Revolutions/uprisings; Wars; World War I; World War II

Milkowicz, Wladimirus, see Myl’kovych, Volodymyr

Milkowski, Zygmunt, (6) 65

Miller, Ivan S., 100, (5) 24, (6) 194

Ministry of Education and Religion (Warsaw), 199

Ministry of Religion and Education (Vienna), (6) 49

Minorities, xiii-xiv, 7, 224-255; Ukrainians (in Galicia) as, 130, 133, 141, (1) 47. See also Armenians; Germans; Jews; Karaites; Mennonites; Poles

Mirchuk, Petro, 191, 212, 219, (7) 57,

(8) 28, 36, (9) 4, 5, 7

Mises, Ludwig von, 100, (5) 22

Mishkinsky, Moshe, xviii

Missionary Congregation, see Archives, Vatican and Propaganda Fidei

Miziewicz, Stanislaw, (6) 59

Mlynchenko, Kuz’ma N., (7) 106 Mochul’s’kyi, Mykhailo, (6) 179 Mohyl’nyts’kyi, Antin, 152, (6) 137 Mohyl’nyts’kyi, Ivan, 110, (5) 49, 65, 73 Mokhov, N.A., (4) 25

Mokry, Wtodzimierz, (5) 32

Moldavia, 67, 68, 76

Mol’nar, Mykhailo, (6) 191

Moloda Muza, 150, (6) 180

Molodets’kyi, Volodymyr, (8) 39

Molot, 144

Monasteries, 9, 12, 17, 84, 101, 105, (1)

43, 82 (4) 62, (5) 41

Monchalovs’kyi, Osyp A., 30, (2) 37, (6) 95,140, 211

Mongols, the, 52, 53, 59-60, (3) 43 Moravcsik, Gyula, (3) 8 Moravia, 48, 50, 96, 123 Morgensztern, Janina, (10) 14 Moroz, Mykhailo O., 3, (1) 10, 21, (6) 145, 154

Moroz, O.N., (6) 154

Morskoi, A. (VI. Shtein), (2) 38 Mortkowicz, J., (2) 35

Moscow, 62, 68. See also Muscovy Motuzka, Μ., (7) 96

Motyl, Alexander J., xviii, 191, (7) 55, 72

Motylewicz, Jerzy, (1) 42

Mozdzen, Stefan I., 147, (6) 112 Mozil’, lurii, (7) 58

Mroczko, Ksawery, (2) 89 Msciwujewski, Mscislaw, (2) 121 Mshanets’, 80, (4) 44

Mudryi, Vasyl’, 176, (2) 74, 78,106, (6)

115, (7) 88

Mudryk, Andrii, (7) 68

Mukha, 68,76

Müller, Sepp, 250, (10) 89, 91, 95, 98 Müller-Brandenburg, (6) 242 Mundare, Alberta, 19

Mundiak, Mariia Μ., (6) 189,191 Murdzek, Benjamin P., (6) 85 Murinov, I., (2) 38

Muscovy, 55, 90, (3) 33. See also

Russian Empire

Museums, see Libraries and musuems Mushynka, Mykola, (1) 20, (6) 172 Muzychka, Ivan, (9) 25 Myczkowski, K., (3) 2 Mykhailyk, P.P., (7) 71

Mykolaievych, Μ., see Stakhiv, Matvii Mykytas’, V.L., (6) 173 Myl’kovych, Volodymyr (Wladimirus

Milkowicz), (4) 6, 66

Myshuha, Luka, (6) 87

Myslinski, Jerzy, (10) 1 Mysl Karaimski (10) 99

Nadvirna, (10) 96 Nahaievs’kyi, Izydor, 181, (7) 12 Nahirnyi, Vasyl’, 120, (6) 10 Najdus, Walentyna, 101, (5) 25, (6) 76,

82, 90 Nanovs’kyi, la.L, (1) 97 Narizhyni, Symon, (7) 96 Närodni Museum (Prague), 19 Narodovtsi, see Populism Nastasivs’kyi, Μ., (6) 87 National Democractic party, see

Ukrainian political parties

National Home (L’viv), 16, 17, 18, 36,

143, (1) 76, 77, 90, (2) 71 Nationalism, 95, 163, 178, 191, 192,

207, 222; and national autonomy, see Galicia; and national consciousness/ identity, 57, 69, 81, 122, 142, 143, 153, 180, 202, 225, 227, 249; and “Ukrainian separatism” 29, 119, 143. See also Language/alphabet Nationalization of industry, 210, 218. See

also Socioeconomic structure Nauchno-informatsionnyi biulleten’ (later

Arkhivy Ukrai'ny), 22-23 Nauchno-literaturnyi sbornik, 21 Naukovyi (later Lyteraturnyi) sbornyk, 21 Naumovych, Ivan G., 152, (6) 140, 183,

217

Navrots’kyi, Volodymyr, 155, 163, (6) 163, 204

Nazarko, Irynei I., 25, (1) 77, (2) 77, 67,

(7) 97

Nazarova, L.V., (8) 27

Nazaruk, Osyp, (6) 243, (7) 22, 36 Nechai, S.P., (2) 707

Nechui-Levyts’kyi, Ivan, 165, (6) 214 Nimec, B., (2) 77

Nemirovskii, Evgenii L., 87, 88, (4) 74, 79

Nesterets’, Μ.Μ., (8) 5

Nesterov, see Zhovkva

Nestorovych, Volodymyr, 193, (7) 68 Nevrly, MikuläS, (6) 790

Newspapers, see Press, the

New York Public Library, 19, (1) 99 Niederle, Lubor, 49, (3) 72

Niedziela, Zdzislaw, 114, (5) 83 Niemann, Hans, (6) 237

Nikitin, S.A., (6) 42

Nobility, see Socioeconomic structure

Nogha ha-Yareah, (10) 77

Nomenclature, xv-xvii

Nossig, Alfred, 240, (10) 6, 37, 38 Novovolyns’k, 45 (2) 732

Novychenko, L.M., (7) 703

Noy, Dov, (10) 49

Nykyforchuk, lurko, 10, (1) 50 Nyzovyi, D.D., (2) 776, (8) 18

Obermayer-Marnach, Eva, (2) 70 October Bolshevik Revolution, 33. See also Revolutions/uprisings

Oder valley, 48

Ohiienko, Ivan, 35, 87, (4) 76, 79, 80 Ohloblyn, Oleksander P., (1) 7, (2) 45 Ohonovs’kyi, Omelian, 35, 108, 110,

149, 155, 163, (2) 62, 63, (5) 29, 58, 59, 62, 64, (6) 736, 742, 755, 158, 160, 168, 169, 201

Ojczyzna, (10) 77

Okhrymovych, Volodymyr, 122, 135,

157, (6) 18, 69, 72, 112, 171, (10) 7 Okunevs’kyi, Teofil, 163, (6) 203 Old Ruthenians, xvi, 24, 108, 143, 145,

150, 163, 165, 166, 190, (6) 72; domination of cultural life by, 151; views of, on Galicia, 29-30, (6) 95

Old Slavonic, see Language/alphabet,

Church (Old) Slavonic

Oleksiuk, Mykhailo Μ., (2) 46, (7) 80, 102

Olesnevych, Lev O., 138, (6) 84, (7) 68 Olesnyts’kyi, levhen, 120, (6) 10, 61 Oliinyk, L.V., (1) 6

Oliinyk, Petro, (7) 16 Olszak, Julian, (2) 110

Olsztyn, 217 Omel’chenko, Hryhorii, (5) 77 Omelianovych-Pavlenko, Mykhailo, (7) 18

Onatsky, Eugene, (6) 87 Onikiienko, V.V., (2) 24 Opalek, Mieczyslaw, (2) 108

Opolski, Wladyslaw, 73 Oporets’, (2) 113

Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN), 176, 178, 190-192, 193, 196, 205, 207, 208, 211-213, 219, (7) 5658, (8) 23-33, (9) 7

Orgelbrand, Samuel, (2) 10

Oriavchyk, (2) 113

Orlowicz, Mieczyslaw, (2) 26, 111 Ormian, Hayim, (10) 36

Orthodox church, 34, 50, 53, 67, 81, (4) 50, 58-, and cultural revival, xiii, 68, 78, 85; outlawed, 69; Russian encouragement/defense/restriction of, 165, 166, 167, 218, (6) 231; and union with Rome, 61, 62, 69, 70, 76, 82-84, 218. See also Christianity; Religion(s)

Orthodox Church of the Assumption, 68 Orthography problem, (6) 104. See also

Language/alphabet

Orton, Lawrence D., (1) 8 Oryshkevych, Petro, (2) 98 Orzell, Laurence, (7) 39 Osechyns’kyi, Volodymyr K., 119, 136, 169, (1) 6, (6) 7, 78, 92, 187, 225, (7) 45

Osinski, Marjan, (2) 142

Ossolineum (Ossolinski National

Institute), 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 35-36,

226, 245, (1) 74, 98, (2) 68-70, (10) 1, 76

Ostaszewski-Barahski, Kazimierz, 123,

(6)43,51

Osterreichische Nationalbibliothek, see

Austria, National Library

Ostrih, 68

Ostrovskii, Grigorii S., 88, (4) 83

Ottoman Empire, 92, 112

OUN, see Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists

Ovnanian, S., (6) 92

“Pacification,” 178, 191-193 (7) 48,

63-66

Padurra, Tomasz, 114

Painting, see Culture (art and architecture)

Pajgczkowski, Franciszek, (10) 1

Palatinate (Pfalz), 249, (10) 96

Palestine, 230

Palii, Andrii, (7) 68

Panchuk, M.I., (7) 75

Panenko, L, (7) 3

Paneyko, Basil, (7) 5

Pan’kevych (Paftkevyfi), Ivan, (5) 77

Pan’kivs’kyi, Kost’, 156, 164, (6) 167,

208

Pan’kivs’kyi, Kost’ (son), 209, (8) 10

Pannenkowa, Irena, (6) 48, (7) 3

Pan-Slavism, 112, 114, 166. See also “Reunification”

Papie, Fryderyk, 42, (2) 108, 114, 136

Papierzyhska-Turek, Mirostawa, 190, (7) 52

Paprocki, Stanislaw J., (7) 4, 53

Paris Peace Conference, 32, 186, 187, (7)

30, 37-39

Parot’kin, LV., (8) 38

Partyka, Andrzej, 187, (7) 38

Partyts’kyi, Omelian, 48-49, (3) 7, 9 (6) 137

Pashaeva, Nina Μ., 10, 127, (1) 6, 49, (2)38, 71, {6)42

Pashuto, Vladimir T., 54, 58, 60, 62, (1)

2, (3) 18, 32, 37, 44 Pasternak, laroslav, 5, 46, 50, 63,

(introd.) 3, (1) 25, (3) 7, 6, 70, 48 Paszkiewicz, Henryk, 49, 56, 72, (3) 77,

25, (4) 7

Pasznycki, Bazyli, (2) 97

Patrylo, Isydor I., 9, (1) 43, (2) 67 Pauli, Zegota, 114

Pavents’kyi, Antin, (2) 79

Pavliuk, I.S., (6) 92, (7) 82

Pavlov, A., 62, (3) 45

Pavlyk, Mykhailo, 141-142, 156, 163,

(1) 27, (6) 95, 145, 166, 197, 200, 201, 203, 205, 206

Pavlyk, O., (1) 75, 50

Pawinski, Adolf, (10) 82

Pawlikowski Library, 16, (1) 98 Pawlowski, Bronislaw, (5) 75, 76

Pawlowski, Stanislaw, (10) 3

Pazdro, Zbigniew, 235, (6) 82, (10) 76 Pazyra, Stanislaw, (6) 22

Peasant and Workers Socialist Union (Sel-

Rob), 198, (7) 75, 78, 80

Peasantry, see Socioeconomic structure Pelens’kyi, levhen lu., 202, (1) 7, (6)

775, (7) 99

Pelens’kyi, losyp (Jozef Peleiiski), (4) 83 Pelesh, luliian, 4, 34, (1) 77, (2) 58 Pelipenko, Alexander, (6) 279 Peremyshl’, see Przemysl Peremyshliany, 229 Perestoroha, (4) 58

Perfecky, George, 53, (3) 75, 76

Pergen, Anton, 96

Perl, Josef, 230, 239, (10) 36

Perski, Jakub, (10) 18

Pers’kyi, Stepan, see Shakh, Stepan

Persowski, Franciszek, 58, (2) 110, (3)

30, (10) 3

Petliakov, Petro A., (7) 95

Petrash, Osyp, 107, 110, (5) 55, 58, 62, 64

Petriv, L, (9) 77

Petrov, Aleksei L., (10) 3

Petrovych, Ivan see Kryp”iakevych, Ivan

Petrowicz, Gregory, 247, (10) 82 Petrushevych, Antin S., 4, 61, 63, 70,

85-86, 96, 152, (1) 14, 28, 78, (3) 14, 42, 44, 47, 50, (4) 7, 4, 52, 62, 64,

78, (5) 5, (6) 138

Petrushevych, levhen, 168, 174, 175, 186, (6)63, (7)31, 34

Petrushevych Museum, 16, (1) 77

Petrushevych, Mykhailo, (5) 47

Petrushevych, Stefan, 110, (5) 67 Petrushko, V., (9) 18

Petrykevych, Viktor, (6) 124

Pflügl, Richard von, (6) 85

Piatkowski, Kazimierz, (7) 9

Piatkowski, Wieslaw, (9) 77

Picheta, Volodymyr, 32, (2) 45

Pidhaitsi region, 40, (2) 99

Pidhirtsi, (2) 87

Pidpryhorshchuk, M.V., (9) 77

Pieracki, Bronislaw, 191, (7) 59

Pieradzka, Krystyna, (2) 97

Pietruski, Oktaw, (4) 5

Pilat, T., (6) 76

Pil’huk, Ivan L, (5) 51, 87

Pinihski, Leon, 167

Piotrkowski, Ludwik, 246, (10) 79

Piotrkowski, Stanislaw, (4) 14

Piotrowicz, W., (7) 94

Piotrowski, J., (2) 87

Pirozhenko, P. Kh., (10) 76

Piskovyi, S., see Dashkevych, laroslav R. Plgskowski, Tadeusz, (9) 11

Plave, (2) 113 Pletenets’kyi, lelysei, 69 Plochl, Willibald Μ., (5) 35 Ploshchans’kyi, Venedy kt A., 43, (2)

113, (4)62, (6)277 Plotkina, P.B., (1) 68 Pochaiv Monastery printshop, 88, 106,

(4) 80, (5) 46 Pociej, Jan, (4) 53 Podlachia, 189, (4) 79 Podleski, Franciszek, (6) 65, (7) 98 Podlipsky, Josef, (5) 87 Podolia, 92, 229

Podolyns’kyi (Podolinskii), Serhii, (6) 93 Podolyns’kyi, Vasyl’ (W. Podolinski), (6) 28

Pogodin, Aleksander L., (2) 38 Pogodin, Mikhail P., 114, (5) 84, 86 Pohorecki, Feliks, (1) 74, (2) 33 Pohrebennyk, Fedir, (6) 170, 176 Pokos, L. V., (2) 38 Pokuttia region, 70

Polaczkowna, Helena, (4) 40 Polak, Vaclav, (3) 8 Poland: archeological research in (3) 27;

archives of, 12, 13, 16, 19, 26, (1) 64, 65, 66; Austrian Empire and, 117, 119, 225; bibliographies for, 7, 10;

Communist party in, 198, 214, 217, (7) 72; culture of, 31, 36, 67, 70, 81, 102, 225, 245, 249, (4) 56, (10) 7, (and Polish national revival) xiii, 226, 230; Galician/Ukrainian occupation and rule by, 25, 226, 233, 246, (before 1848) 12, 28, 31, 32, 50-61 passim, 65, 6791, 92, 95-96, 98, 228, 235, 244, 249, (5) 16, (1848-1918) 117, 119, 122, 128-129, 136, 169, (6)224, (interwar) 12, 160, 174-176, 178-202 passim, 231, 233, 253, (7) 97, (postWorld War II) 41, 217, 219-220; Hungary and, 27, 60-61, 65, 73; independence of, 127, 182, 225; Kingdom of, 65, 77, 94, 170, 227, 249; minorities in, 232-235, 238, 240, 246, 249, 252, 253; Parliament of, 189; partitions of, 70, 92, 94, 228; People’s republic of, 220; and polonization, 70, 75, 78, 81, 102, 103, 109, 149, 160, 225 (see also Language/alphabet); revolutionary movements in, 98, 114, 117, 126, 134, 162, (6) 194 (see also Revolutions/uprisings); scholarship and writers of, 2, 22-29 passim, 37-43 passim, 55-58, 72-79 passim, 87-88, 96, 101, 104, 122-127 passim, 133, 137, 138, 161, 178-180, 182, 190, 191, 200, 201, 207, 213, 220, 225227, (3) 27, )5) 4, (7) 4, 83, (8) 11, 29, (9) 11, (Marxist view) 3, 91, 126, (on minorities other than Poles) 238, 246, 254, (Soviet view opposed to) 49, 56, 136, 178; -Soviet relations, 181, 187, 194, 231, (Polish-Soviet border, 1947) 217, (Polish-Soviet war, 1920) 188; trade with 59; -Ukrainian ethnographic boundary, 54, 57, 180, 227, (10) 3; in World War I, 167, 169, 170-171, 227; in World War II and postwar, 205, 209, 211, 214, 217, 219-220, 231, 249

Poles (in Galicia), xiv, xv, 67, 70, 78, 81, 92, 96, 98, 100, 118, 122-135 passim, 169, 170-171, 224-227, (10)1—4

Polesie, see Polisia Polianina, T.V., (5) 87 Polians’kyi, lurii, (3) 6 Poliek, V., 23, (2) 7 Polikarpenko, H., (8) 24

Polish Historical Society, 21, 226, (10) 1 Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, xiv, xv, 34, 55, 82, 92, 227, 252

Polish National Council (L’viv), (6) 42

Polish Theater, 226, (10) 1

Polish-Ukrainian war (1918-19), 175— 175, 181, 182-184, 199, 231, (7) 1619

Polisia, 189

Poltava dialects, 145. See also Language/ alphabet

Poltorats’kyi, O., (8) 7

Polushkin, M.A., (8) 38

Ponomarev, V.P., (2) 38

Pope, the, see Roman Catholic church Popov, B.M., (2) 132

Popov, Nil A., (5) 69, 84

Popovych, Damaskyn, (5) 59

Poppe, Andrzej, (3) 27

Population: 18th-century, 92; growth of, 99, 137, 238; industrial, 140; minority (Polish, Jewish, German, Karaite), 225, 228, 229, 231, 238, 249, 252253. See also Census(es); Emigration/ immigration

Populism, 149, 162; Ukrainophile (narodovtsi), 138, 143, 153, 164

Porphyrogenitus, Constantine, (3) 8 Potichnyj, Peter J., (1) 8

Potocki, Andrzej, 135

Prague, 191, 200; Slav Congress in, 123, 124, 128

PreSov Region, (1) 20

Press, the, 144-145, 161, 166, 178, 234, (1) 37-38 (6) 101-103, (7) 67; bibliographies and histories of, 7-8, 106, 222; censorship of, 102, 107, 113, 144, (6) 102; Communist, 198; cultural revival and, 102, 116, 123, 142; Polish, 190; 226, (10) 7; printshops and printing, 2, 35, 68, 69, 86-88, 106, 245, 247; scholarly journals, 21-23, 47, 192. See also Culture; Language/ alphabet

Primary Chronicle, 50, 56

Printshops and printing, see Press, the Prisoners of war, 184, (6) 234 Pritsak, Omeljan, xviii, 254, (1) 12, (2)

72, (10) 103

Prochaska, Antoni, 73, (2) 117,124, 133, 137, (4) 5, 8, 14, 23, 42, 48, 56, 95

Proiektor, D.M., (8) 39

Prokopchuk, Hryhorii, 160, (2) 106, (6) 186, (7) 93

Prokopchyts’, Evstakhii (I. Kolosowicz), (6) 28

Propaganda Fidei, see archives, Vatican and Propaganda Fidei

Prosvita Society, 9, 37, 144, (1) 40, (2) 74, (6) 99

Proszyriski, Marceli, (2) 87, (7) 8 Protestantism, 109, 249. See also

Religion(s)

Protests, see Revolutions/uprising; Strikes and protests

Prus, Edward, (8) 29

Prussia, 92, 117, 250

Przemysl (PeremyshP), xv, 50, 52, 57, 230; archives in, 13, 72, (1) 66, 99; eparchies of, 18, (1) 92, (2) 19, (4) 61-63; German control of, 207, 209,

(8) 38; guides to and studies of, 9, 41, 43, 64, 80, 234, 235, 243, (1) 42, (2) 102, 110, HI, (3) 10, 52, (4) 45, (10) 18, 64; Polish rule of, 217; as religious/ cultural center, 25, 48, 67-68, 95, 102, 105, 146, (6) 109; Russian capture of, 167, 168; as territorial unit, 65, (2) 113, (4)4

Przewodnik Naukowy i Literacki, 22 Przeworsk, 72, 228

Przbyslawski, Wladyslaw, (3) 5

Przysiecki, Feliks, 170, (6) 229

Ptaszycki, Stanislaw L., (4) 79

Public Archives of Canada (Ottawa), 19 Pulnarowicz, Wladyslaw, (2) 94, (4) 20 Pylypenko, Serhii, (6) 146

Pypin, Aleksander N., 114, 150, (2) 63, (5) 83, (6) 129

Pyrozhenko, P., (5) 21

Pyvovarov, Μ., (5) 57

Raciborski, Alexandre, (6) 65

Radchenko, Volodymyr, (7) 705

Radical party, see Ukrainian political parties

Radymno, 45, (2) 133

Radzykevych, Volodymyr, (6) 762 Radziejowski, Janusz, 198, (7) 45, 77, 78 Raevskii, Mikhail F., 166, (6) 70, 275 Raffalovich, George (Bedwin Sands), (6) 227

Rakovs’kyi, Ivan, (2) 9

Rapacki, Wladyslaw, (6) 76

Rappoport, M.V., (2) 38

Rapoport, Solomon J. (S. An-Ski), 230, (10) 28

Rath, R. John, (6) 7

Ratych, O.O., (3) 7

Ratynska, Barbara, (7) 40

Rawita-Gawrohski, Franciszek, see

Gawronski, Franciszek Rawita

Rebet, Lev, (7) 58, (8) 27

Reboshapka, Ivan, (1) 20

Red Army, 10, 32, 183, 188, 205, 207, 212-218 passim, (8) 14

Red Rus’ (Chervona Rus’/Chervonaia Ru.v’/Rus Czerwona/Ziemia Ruska), xv, 65, 224, 228, 235. See also East(ern) Galicia; Galicia; Rus’ palatinate

Red Russia, 232

Red Ukrainian Galician Army, 175

Redzinski, Mieczyslaw, (9) 77

Reference works, see Bibliographies; Encyclopedias and dictionaries; Statistical surveys; Yearbooks (Zvity) Regional history, 38-41 Regula, Jan A., 198, (7) 77 Rehof, Frantisek, 161, (6) 189 Reichenfelser, Heinz, (10) 97 Reichstag, Reichsrat, see Austria/Austrian Empire

Reisen, Zalman, (10) 41 Rej, Mikolaj, 226

Religion(s): and education, 38, 68, 95, 101-102, 104, 146, 148, 200, 249; equality of, 94; and religious art, see Culture; and religious identity, 122, 180. See also Armenian Rite Catholic church; Christianity; Church history; Greek Catholic (Uniate) church; Jews; Orthodox church; Protestantism; Roman Catholic church “Reunification”: Christian, see Roman Catholic church; of Galicia with Hungary, 28; of Rus’ land with Russia, Soviet Union, 30, 32, 90, 114; of Ukrainian land and people, 33, 209, 215, (1) 54, (8) 75, 38. See also PanSlavism

Reviziinyi Soiuz Ukrains’kykh Kooperatyv, see Audit Union of Ukrainian Cooperatives

Revolutions/uprisings, 65, 90-91 188— 189, 191, 194-197, 203, (7)44; 14901492 (peasant), 68, 76, (4) 25; 1648 (Cossack), 69, 70, 78, 90, (4) 91-93; 1830s and 1840s, 98, 100, 114, (5) 77, 19 23; 1848-1849, 28, 95, 116, 123— 128, 142, 151, 159, 161, 162, (5) 79, (6)23-46; 1863 (Polish), 117, 134, 162, (6) 70, 194; 1902 (peasant), 137, (6)82; 1905 (Russian), 141, (6) 97, 92; 1917 (Bolshevik), xvi, 33, 184, (7) 44, 45; 1919 (“Drohobych armed revolt”), 188, (7) 43. See also Brigand movement; Strikes and protests

Revyuk, Emil, (7) 64 Rezabek, Jan, (3) 33 Rhode, Gotthold, 58, 72, (3) 31, (4) 6 Ribbentrop-Molotov nonagression pact, 205, 207

Ridna Shkola, 199, 201, (7) 89 Riga, Treaty of, 187, (7) 36 Ringelbaum, E., (10) 13 Ripets’kyi, Fedir I. (F.I.R.), 30, (2) 36 Ripets’kyi, Stepan, 173, (1) 39, (6) 243,

(7)11

Rivkin, Ellis, (10) 33

Roback, Abraham, (10) 41 “Robin Hoods,” see Brigand movement Robinson, Jacob, (10) 48

Rocznik Przemyski, 22

Rocznik Towarzystwa Heraldycznego we

Lwowie, 75

Rogowski, Jan, (7) 17 Rohatyn, 68, 229, 243, (10) 65 Roman (of Volhynia), 52, 60 Roman Catholic church, 68, 78, 101, 225-226, (4) 48; archives of, 12, 14, 15, 33, 82, 105, (1) 67, (2) 47-55; and Christian unity/Union of Brest, 61, 62, 68-69, 70, 76, 81, 82-84, 218, 244, 247, (2) 55-58, (3) 43, 44, (4) 56-59, (10) 83; Galician conversion to/ establishment of, 67, 70, 81, 83, 224; relations and negotiations with Vatican, 52, 62, (3) 32, 43, (7) 97, (9) 25. See also Schematisma, Roman Catholic dioceses

Romanchuk (Romanczuk), luliian, (6) 67 Romanenchuk, Bohdan, 24, (1) 32, (2) 15, (6) 117, 172, (7) 86

Romanovs’kyi, V., (4) 79 Romanovych dynasty, 52-53, 65

Romanowicz, Tadeusz, (6) 16

Romer, Eugeniusz, (7) 3

Rosdolsky, Roman, see Rozdol’s’kyi, Roman

Rosenfeld, Max, (10) 31

Rossowski, Stanislaw, (6) 229

Rostyslav, and dynasty, 50, 52

Rothkirch, Leonhard von, (6) 241 Rozdol’s’kyi, Roman, 99, (5) 21, (6) 44 Rozenblit, I.M., (1) 68

Rozheiovs’kyi, Teodor, (6) 28

Rozhorche, (2) 113

Rozwadowski, Jan, (6) 82

Rubchak, Bohdan, (5) 180

Rud’, Mykyta P., 10-11 (1) 52

Rudlovchak, Olena, (5) 64

Rudnicki, J6zef, 42, (2) 108

Rudniev, V., (8) 7

Rudnyts’ka, Milena, 211, (8) 22, (9) 25 Rudnytsky, Ivan L., xviii, 118, (4) 18,

(6)3

Rudnyts’kyi, laroslav B., (introd.) 3, (7) 83

Rudnyts’kyi, M., (8) 29

Rudnyts’kyi, Stepan (S.R.), (7) 35 Rudolf (of Austria-Hungary), 28

Rudovych, Ivan, 34, (2) 60, (4) 56 Rundstein, S., (4) 24

Rurykovych dynasty, 50, 52

Rusalka dnistrovaia, 102, 107

Rus Czerwona, see Red Rus’

Rus’ka Besida, 144, (6) 99

Rus’ka Besida Theater, 150

Rus’ka triitsa, see Rusyn Triad

Rus’ land, see Red Rus’; Rus’ palatinate

Rus’ palatinate (Wojewddztwo Ruskie), xiv-xv, 65, 67, 73, 77, (4) 4. See also Red Rus’

Rus’ Primary Chronicle, see Primary Chronicle

Russian Empire, 92, 94, 95, 109, 142, 145, 185, 226; civil war in, 175; claims of, 28, 29, 30; Galician relations with, 112, 114, 115, 119, 122, 151, 165167 (see also Russophiles); and Greek Catholic church, 168, 171, (6) 231; occupation by, (1800s) 98, (5) 16, (1914-15) 30, 117, 170, 230-231, 237, (6) 223, 227-231; pogroms in, 229, 237; Polish revolt against, 117, 162 (see also Poland); and “Russians” as term for Ukrainians, xvi; in World War I, 167-172, (6) 237 (see also occupation by, above); writings of, on Galicia, 10, 30, 31. See also Soviet Union

Russian National party, 134, (6) 71 Russian Revolution, see Revolutions/ uprisings

Russophiles, xvi, 133-134, 143, 151, 162-167 passim, 176, 185, 197, 202, (6) 67, 95, 96, 97,184, 219, (7) 98; and language, 145, 150; in World War I, 170, 184; writings by, 7, 24, 30, 40, 57, 95, 103, 107-110 passim, 119 Rusyn, Havrylo, see Holovats’kyi, lakiv Rusyn(s): in Subcarpathian Rus’, folklore on, (1) 20; as term for Ukrainians, xvi Rusyn Triad (Rus’ka triitsa), 102, 104, 106-110, 114

Ruthenian(s), 34, 179; “invention” of, 28, 123, 127; and “Ruthenian terror,” 185; use of term, xvi, 176

Ruthenian Council (Rus’kyi Sobor), 123, 127

Ruthenische Revue, 22

Rutkovych, Ivan, (4) 86 Rutkowski, Mieczyslaw, (2) 3 Rutkowski, Stanislaw, (7) 17 Rutkowski, T., 121, (6) 16 Ruzanov, O.M., (1) 68

Ruzhyts’kyi, E.I., (1) 69

Rybakov, Boris, (3) 46

Rybarski, R., (4) 46

Rzepski, Stanislaw, (9) 11

Sabotage, 175, 176, 178. See also Strikes and protests

Sacher-Masoch, Leopold von, 96, (5) 8 Sadan, D., (10) 69

Sadovs’kyi, Μ., (7) 8

Safärik, Pavel Josef, 113, 114

Sahaidachnyi, Petro Konashevych, 69

St Barbara Church (Vienna), 104

St Basil the Great (monastic order), 9, 105, (1) 43, 82 (2) 19, (4) 62, (5) 41

St Cyril and Methodius Society, 149

St George Cathedral and St George Circle, 123, 159

St Gerhardt, Artur, (5) 14

St Onufrius Basilian Monastery Library,

St Petersburg, 167

Salt exports, 52. See also Socioeconomic structure

Samarin, B.V., (8) 38, 39

Sambir, 14, 45, 64, 80, (1) 68, (2) 134,

(3) 55, (4) 46

Sandomierz palatinate, 92

Sands, Bedwin (George Raffalovich), (6) 227

Sanok, 39, 45, 72, 80, 226, 235, 243, (2) 135, (10) 66; as territorial unit, 65, (2) 88, (4) 4, 45, 47

San River and region, xiv, 40, 57, 94, 205, 210, 217, (2) 98, (10) 3, 18; battle at, 167, 173, (6) 240

Santifaller, Leo, (2) 10

Sapieha, Adam, (6) 64

Sapieha, Leon, 120, (6) 11, 48

Sardinia, 117

Saryusz-Zaleski, Waciaw, (6) 89 Satke, Wladyslaw, (2) 92 Savchenko, Fedir, 151, 166, (5) 88, (6) 133, 196, 216

Schall, Jacob, 233, (10) 8, 26, 45, 100 Schematisma (directories), 25, 97, 248;

Armenian Catholic archdiocese, (10) 84; Austro-Hungarian empire, (5) 10, (6) 108; Galicia, (5) 11; Greek Catholic dioceses, (2) 19; Roman Catholic dioceses, (2) 19; St Basil the Great Monastic Order, (2) 19

Schilling, Wladimir Singalewytsch von,

(6)68

Schipper, Ignaz, 237, (10) 8, 29 Schmidt, Josef, (10) 96 Schneider, Antoni, (1) 86, (2) 20 Schneider, Ludwig, 251, (10) 93 Schnür-Peplowski, Stanislaw, 97, (5) 9,

(6) 128, (10) 1 Scholarly journals, see Press, the Schorr, Joshua Heschel, 230 Schorr, Mojzesz, (10) 18 Schreiber-Luczyfiski, W., (10) 106 Schutzman, N., (10) 59 Seefeldt, Fritz, (10) 90, 93, 96 Selians’kyi, Liubomyr, (6) 80 Sel-Rob, see Peasant and Workers

Socialist Union Semaniuk, Nataliia V., (6) 178 Sembratowycz, Roman, (6) 67 Semko, S„ (7) 100 Sens, Brenda, xviii Senytsia, Pavlo, (7) 85 Separatism, see Nationalism Serbs, 114 Serczyk, Wladyslaw, (6) 120 Serejski, Marian, (10) 1 Seret River, 168 Serfdom, see Socioeconomic structure

Shadurs’kyi, M., (4) 59

Shakh, Stepan (Stepan Pers’kyi), 108, (2) 74, 97, 106, (5) 58

Shalata, Mykhailo I., 108, (5) 58 Shandruk, Pavlo, (8) 35

Shankovs’kyi, Lev, 219, (1) 6, (7) 18, (8) 33, 36, (9) 6

Shapovalov, I.I., (7) 106

Sharanevych (Szaraniewicz), Izydor L, 4, 28, 54, 55, 59, 63, 76, 84, 85, 153, (1) 15, 78, (2) 67, (3) 17, 21, 34, 47, 50,

(4) 17, 59, 67, (6) 143

Sharvit, E., (10) 66

Sharych, Mykhail, (6) 220

Shashkevych, Markiian, 107-108, (5) 52, 53, 55-59

Shchurat, Stepan V., (1) 21

Shchurat, Vasyl’, 4-5, 112, 113, (1) 21,

(5) 38, 79, (6) 28, 120

Shchurovs’kyi, A., (4) 80

Shelepets’, losyf, (1) 20

Sheliahin, D.O., (9) 13

Shematyzm, see Schematisma

Sheptyts’ka, Sofiia z Fredriv, (6) 186 Sheptyts’kyi, Andrei, 160, 168, 169, 171,

201, 209, 211, (2) 47, (6) 184, 185, 186, (7) 93, (8) 12

Sheptyts’kyi, Lev, 105

Shevchenko, Taras, 150, 162

Shevchenko Scientific Society, 17, 18,

36, 144, 164, (1) 91, (2) 72, (6) 212

Shevchuk, Semen, (7) 5

Shevelov, George Y., (6) 104

Shlepakov, A.M., (6) 87

Shmedes, K., (2) 20

Shneider, luliia, see Kravchenko, Uliana Shomer (Guardian of) Israel, (10) 38 Shtein, V.I. (A. Morskoi), (2) 38 Shukhevych, Roman, see Chuprynka, Taras

Shukhevych, Stepan, (7) 22

Shukhevych, Volodymyr, 39, (2) 95

Shumlians’kyi, losyf, (4) 63

Shvydak, Oleh Μ., (7) 75

Shymonovych, Ivan, 26, (2) 22

Siarczynski, Franciszek, (2) 127

Sich (Vienna), 149, (6) 720

Sichyns’kyi, Denys, (1) 86

Sichyns’kyi, Myroslav, 135, (6) 73

Sichyns’kyi, Volodymyr (Vladimir

Sidynskyj), (4) 84

Siegel, Stanislaw, (4) 37

Siegfried (Heinrich Czerwenzel), (10) 96

Sigelman, J., (10) 73

Sikora, Franciszek, (3) 52

Silesia, 139, (2) 26

Sil’s’kyi Hospodar, see Agricultural

Association

Singer, Isidor, (10) 9

Sip, Frantiäek, (7) 23

Sirenko, P.M., (5)52

Sirka, Ann, 147, (6) 770

Sivers’ka, K., (S) 27

Sivpolko, S., (7) 83

Sizonenko, G.S., (10) 76, 87

Skaba, A.D., (2) 72

Skalat, 244, (10) 67

Skorski, Aleksander, (6) 119

Skrokowski, Konstanty, (6) 224

Skruten, L., (1) 82

Skrypnyk, I.P., (5) 52

Skrypnyk, K.I., (9) 77

Skrypnyk, Mykola, 197, (7) 76

Skrzypek, Jozef, 58, 169, (3) 30, (6) 224

Skrzypek, Stanislaw, (7) 4

Skvarko, Zakhar, (6) 77

Skyt Maniavs’kyi monastery, (4) 62, 87

Slav Congress (Prague), 123, 124, 128

Slavik, Vaclav, (9) 72

Slavs, 165, 231; Galician relationship to,

29, 32, 48-49, 56-57, 104, 112-115, 143, 161-167. See also Pan-Slavism Slavs’ke, (2) 113

Slavutych, lar, (2) 99

Slipyi, losyf, 222-223, (9) 25

Slovakia, 220, (4) 72

Slovaks, 27, 113, 161

Slovanska knihovna (Prague), 19 Slovenia and Slovenians, 113, 209

Slovo, 166, (6) 276, 277

Slyvka, lurii lu., 181, (7) 13, 75 Smal’-Stots’kyi, Roman, (6) 757 Smirnov, Mikhail, 55, (3) 22, 32, (4) 77 Smishko, Markiian (Marcyan Smiszko),

(3) 2, 70

Smolka, Jan, (1) 66, (4) 45

Smolka, Stanislaw, 29, 133, (2) 34, (6) 64

Smdlski, G., (10) 706

Smyrnov, see Smirnov, Mikhail

Sniatyn, 39, 248, (2) 89, (10) 88 Snihurs’kyi, Ivan, 105, 113

Sobieski, Zygmunt, (8) 77

Sobin, Dimitry, (7) 30

Sobinski, Stanislaw, (7) 83

Sochaniewicz, Stefan, (1) 67, (4) 75 Social class, see Socioeconomic structure Social Democratic party, see Ukrainian political parties

Socialism, 136, 142, 153, 181, 184, 229, 230, 240

Socialist-Radical party, see Ukrainian political parties

Society for the Friends of Karaite History and Literature, (10) 99

Socioeconomic structure, 78, 163; agrarian-based, 67, 75, 94, 99, 117, 125, 137, 139, 193, 194, 222; and class conflict, 32, 43, 59, 91 (see also Revolutions/uprisings); collectivization, 218, 222; cooperative movements, 116, 136, 138, 178, 193, 249; depression and, 194; and economic histoiy, 71, 74, 79-80, 84, 97, 99-101, 121, 136142, 193-195, 210, 237, 250 (see also Statistical surveys); and emigration, 237-238 (see also Emigration/ immigration); feudal system, 52, 76, 79; industry, 77, 99, 100-101, 136, 139-141, 194, 195, 221, 225, (nationalization of) 210, 218; labor, 67, 139, 240 (see also Strikes and protests); land ownership and reform, 67, 78, 99, 136-137, 139-140, 209; minority status in, 229, 248; nobility, 67, 68, 70, 75-76, 78, 94, 246; peasantry, 37, 70, 82, 122, 123, 124, 159, 195, 208, 225, 228 (protests/uprisings by) 90, 100, 126, 186, 194, (socioeconomic conditions of) 71, 76, 99-100, 116, 119, 136-138; serfdom, 67, 68, 70, 76, 94, 95, 99, 100, 125, (abolished) 116, 123, 136, 137, (“economic”) 137; trade, 52, 59, 67, 77, 78, 99, 101, 225, 244. See also Ukrainian political parties

Sofronenko, Kseniia A., (3) 36 Sojka-Zielmska, Katarzyna, 137, (6) 81 Sokal’, 39, 45, 229, 244, (2) 90, 136,

(10) 68

Sokalski, Bronislaw, (2) 90

Sokhots’kyi, Izydor, 132, (2) 8, (6) 63 Sokolovs’ka, T.H., (7) 82, (8) 20, 21, (9) 20

Solchanyk, Roman, 196, (7) 72 Solov’ev, Sergei, 55, (3) 23 Sonevyts’kyi, Leonid C., (4) 61, (6) 213,

(7) 39

Sopotnicki, Jozef, (7) 18

Sosnovs’kyi, Mykhailo, (7) 62

Southeastern Poland (Polska Pohidniowo- Wschodnia), xvi

Soviet Galician Republic, see Galician Socialist Soviet Republic

Soviet Ukraine, 197, 199, 213, 222; Galicia as part of, 207, 208, 210, 217218; recognizes Polish control of Galicia, 187; Ukrainianization policy in, 196, 217-218; writers and publications of, 71, 85, 91, 126, 137, 149, 153, 154, 184, 210

Soviet Union, xvi, 8, 14, 17; archeological research by, 47, 49; and the church, 34, 103-104, 169, 194, 201, 218, 222-223, 245, 247; foreign policy documents of, 166; Galician rule by, 12, 15, 16, 43, 119, 192, 207, 215, 217-218, 225, (“achievements” under) 210-211, 221-223; -Germany relations, 205, 207, 213, 249; interest of, in Galicia (interwar), 188-189; -Poland relations, 181, 187, 194, 231, (Polish-Soviet war, 1920) 188, (PolishSoviet border, 1947) 217; in World War II, 205, 207-215, 217, 231, 249, (8) 37. See also Red Army; Russian Empire

Soviet Union, historiographical writings of, 27, 38, 55, 74, 78, 79, 87, 89, 90, 100, 107, 109, 178, 194-195, 197, 200, 248; bibliographies of, 10-11; encyclopedias/dictionaries, 23-24, 41; Marxist perspective in, 2-3, 22, 3233, 35, 103, 108, 119, 126, 140, 144, 196, 220 (and emphasis on class conflict) 32, 43, 59, 91; vs Polish view, 49, 56, 136, 169, 170-171, 181; revisionist views in, 42-43, 188; views of church in, 34, 62, 83, 103-104, 160, 171, 247; on World War II and

postwar, 207, 208, 210-211, 213, 218, 221-223. See also Soviet Ukraine Sozans’kyi, Ivan, (4) 39, (6) 24, 45, 158 Spanovskii, la., (2) 38 Spi§ (Spisz), (2) 26 Spivachevs’ka, Nina, (1) 37 Spodarenko, I.V., (2) 132 Sprawy Narodowosciowe, 22, (2) 3 Springer, Anton, (6) 27 Sreniowski, Stanislaw, (4) 14 Sreznevs’kyi, Izmail, 115 Sribnyi, Fedir, 86, (4) 72 Stadion, Franz, 123, 127, (6) 43 Stadnicki, Kazimierz, (4) 48 Stakhiv, Matvii (Μ. Mykolaievych), 119, 181, (6)5, 71, 95, (7) 11

Stanymir, Osyp, (7) 22 Stanyslaviv (Stanislawow, later Ivano-

Frankivs’k), 8, 9, 12, 146, 160; minorities in, 229, 235, 244, 248, (10) 18, 31, 43, 69, 88, 96; as seat of government, 174; surveys of and guides to, 23, 25, 26, 39, 40, 41, 45, 235, 248, (1) 42, 57, (2) 24, 91, 99, 113, 138, (6) 109; as territorial unit, 176, 218, 225, 241. See also Ivano- Frankivs’k

Stara Ukral'na, 22

Starzynski, Stanislaw, 38, (2) 82 Staia, Josef, xviii Stasiw, Myron, (4) 60

Statistical guides and surveys, 11, 25-26, 96, 97-98, 118, 121-122, 136, 138, 146, 180, 221, 227, 232, (2) 18, 19, 20, 111, (5) 10, 11, (6) 14, 16, 17, 18, 76,108, (7) 7, 8, (9) 13, 14, (10) 95. See also Schematismo; Yearbooks

Statute of Kalisz (1264), 228 Stauropegial Brotherhood (later Institute), 17, 18, 21, 35, 68, 69, 85-86, 88, 106, 110, 143, (1) 78, 86, 88, (2) 67, (4) 64-72, (5) 66, (6) 99

Stavrovs’kyi, Omelian, (4) 12, 95

Steblii, Fedir I., 100, (1) 54, (5) 23, (6) 28, 39, (8) 20

Stefahski, Stefan, (2) 135

Stefanyk, Vasyl’, 157, (6) 173, (7) 99 Stefanyk Library of the Academy of

Sciences (L’viv), 15, 17, 18, (1) 84, 94

Steinberg, Mojzesz, (10) 18

Stenographic records (of diet and parliamentary debates ), 124, 131-132, 189, (6) 27, 55-61, (7) 47, 48

Stepaniv, laroslav, see Dashkevych, laroslav R.

Stepaniv, Olena, 42, (2) 107

Stepovych, Andronyk, (6) 195 Steslowicz, Wladyslaw, (7) 17

Stets’ko, laroslav S., 211, 212, (8) 27 Stoger, Michael, 236, (10) 21

Stokl, Günther, (1) 1, (3) 23

Stone, Norman, (6) 237

Stradch, (2) 113

Streit, Leon, (10) 18

Strel’skii, V.I., (2) 25

Strepa, Jakob, 81

Strikes and protests, 90, 125, 133, 137, 141, 175, 181, 194. See also Revolutions/uprisings

Strizhkov, lu.K., (8) 38

Struk, Danylo S., (6) 173

Struminskyj, Bohdan, (1) 99

Stryi, 45, 146, 244, 249, (2) 137, (10) 70

Student Home (L’viv), 201

Student societies and activities, 133, 144, 149, 153, 162, 163, 198

Studium Ruthenum, 95, 101, 102, 104 Studyns’kyi, Kyrylo, 4, 104, 110, 113, 145, 151, 161, 164, (1) 13, 19, (2) 67, 72, (4) 85, (5) 17, 33, 34, 38, 52, 63,

66, 69, 77, 78, 79, (6) 70, 101,102,

105,132,159, 183,189, 195, 197, 204, 210, 213

Stupnicki, Hipolit, 26, (2) 20

Stupnyts’kyi, Ivan, 159, (6) 183

Styria, 167

Styr River and region, 56 Subcarpathia/Subcarpathian Rus’, 31, 57,

61, 115, 125, 166, (1)20, (2)38,40.

See also Transcarpathia

Suchodolski, Bogdan, (2) 10

Sudetenland, 249

Sudova Vyshnia, 72

Suffrage, see Elections

Sulimierski, Filip, (2) 21

Sulimirski, Tadeusz, (3) 2

Supreme Ruthenian Council (Holovna Rus’ka Rada), 123, 124, 125, 126, 128, (6) 24

Supreme Ukrainian Council (Holovna Ukrains’ka Rada), 168

Suski, J., (7) 8

Svientsits’ka, Vira, (4) 86

Svientsits’kyi, liarion S., 5, 16, 35, 37, 87, 115, 151, (1) 24, 76-78, 81, 93, (2) 75, (4) 76, 78, 87, (5) 28, 85, 86, (6) 131,197, 217

Svientsits’kyi, Pavlyn, 155, (6) 162

Svieshnikov, Ivan K., (3) 7

Sviezhyns’kyi, P.V., (6) 82

Svistun, F.I., see Svystun, Pylyp

S’vit, 144, (6) 103

Svitlynskii, Bohdan, (6) 228

Svoboda, A., (9) 12

Svobodovä, K., (9) 12

Svystun, Pylyp (F.I. Svistun), 95, 104, 119, (introd.) 4, (1) 76, 77, 90, (4) 1, (5)2, 26, 34, 47, 48, 67, 69, 79, (6) 6, 24, 37, 51, 102, 134, 141, 183, 222

Swiatlomir (H. Zaleski), (6) 114

Swierczewski, Karol, 220

Sworakowski, Witold, (2) 3

Symonenko, R.H., (7) 30

Sysyn, Frank E., xviii, (4) 18, (5) 60, 72,

(6) 3, 90, 168, (10) 24, 38

Szapszal, H. Seraja, 255

Szaraniewicz, see Sharanevych, Izydor I.

Szarlowski, A., (2) 91

Szczecin, 217

Szcz^sniak Antoni B., 213, (8) 29, 31,

(9) 11

Szczgsniak, Boleslaw, (3) 43

Szel^gowski, Adam, 58, (3) 30

Szematyzm, see Schematisma

Szeptycka, see Sheptyts’ka, Sofiia z Fredriv

Szota, Wiesiaw Z., 213, (8) 31, 36, (9) 11

Szporluk, Roman, 222, (9) 22

Sztendera, Jaroslaw, (7) 11

Szujski, Jozef, 133, (2) 33, (6) 64

Szwejgiert, Boleslaw, (9) 11

Szydelski, Stefan, (4) 48

Szy mono wie, Szymon, 226

Szyszman, Aleksander, 255, (10) 109

Szyszman, Simon, 253, (10) 102

Taffet, Gerszon, (10) 74

Talerhof, 167, 170, (6) 228

Tanty, Mieczyslaw, (6) 275

Tarnavs’kyi, Myron, 183, (7) 20 Tarnopol, see Ternopil’

Tarnovych, luliian (luliian Beskid), (2) 97, (7) 86

Tarnow, 168

Tarnowski, Stanislaw, 29, 133, (2) 34,

(6)64

Tartakiv, 244, (10) 71

Tartakower, Arich, (10) 30

Tashkent Bolshevik party, 184

Täsläuanu, Octavian C., (6) 238 Tatars, the, 62, 65, 72, 227, 249, 252,

(4) 27, (10) 109

Teacher’s College and Gymnasium

(Zalishchyky), 201, (6) 117 Temnyts’kyi, Volodymyr (Voldemar

Temnytsky), (7) 27 Tenenbaum, Josef (Josef Bendow), (10)

27, 28,31,43

Terebeichyk, N.H., (1) 53 Terebovlia (Trembowla), xv, 39, 40, 52,

64, (2) 93, 99, (3) 53, (10) 16 Tereshchuk, Petro, (7) 106 Terlets’kyi (Terletsky), Markiian, (2) 78 Terlets’kyi, Omelian, 35, 73, (2) 62, 78,

(3) 24, (4) 8

Terlets’kyi, Ostap (Ivan Zanevych), 4, 100, 106-107, 110, 142, 143, 149, 156, (1) 18, (5) 24, 50, 62, 64, (6) 96, 123, 163, 164

Ternavka, (2) 113

Ternopil’, xv, 12, 146, 168, 188, 229,

230, 244, (1) 57; Russian occupation of, 98, 207, (5) 75; as seat of government, 174, 175; siege of, 215; studies of and guides to, 26, 39, 41, 45, (2) 24, 92, 101, 139, (10) 36, 72; as territorial unit, 176, 218, 221, 225, 241, (7) 69, (9) 14; yearbooks, (6) 709 Tershakovets’, Mykhailo, 102, 113, (1)

13,19, (5) 28,52,57, 79 Tesla, Ivan, (6) 87 Tesliuk, M.M., (7) 74 Theater, the, see Culture Tichy, Frantiäek, (1) 20 Tikhomirov, L, 62, (3) 45 Tiulina, H.V., (1) 68 Tiutiunnyk, lurko, (7) 22 Tkachenko, V.A., (1) 18 Tobiasz, Julian, (8) 37

Tokarz, Wactaw, 97, (5) 72

Tomashivs’kyi, Stepan, 5, 90, 102, (1)

23, (2) 43, (3) 24, (4) 67, 88, 91, (5) 28, (7) 5

Tomaszewski, Jerzy, (7) 77

Torosovio, Nikol, 244

Torzecki, Ryszard, 190, 213, (7)52, (8)

77, 30

Tovarysh, 144, (6) 103

Trade, see Socioeconomic structure

Trakai (Troki), 252, 253

Transcarpathia, xvi, 218, (4) 72. See also Subcarpathia/Subcarpathian Rus’

Transliteration, xvi-xvii. See also

Language/alphabet

Transylvania, 27

Trembowla, see Terebovlia

Trofymuk, Stepan Μ., (7) 101, 102, 105

Troitskii, S., (2) 38

Troki (Trakai), 252, 253

Trubetskoi, Aleksander, 30, (2) 37

Trusevych, Stepan Μ., (6) 47

Trzebiehski, Aleksander, (4) 48

Trzynadlowski, Jan, 36, (2) 70

Tsehel’nyk, la.Kh., (7) 702

Tsehel’s’kyi, L’ongin, 186, (6) 67, 186, (7)32

Tsehlyns’kyi, Hryhorii, (6) 57, 128

Tsehlyns’kyi, M.H., (6) 227

Tselevych, luliian, 4, (1) 76, (4) 62, 95

Tseniv, (2) 700

Tsentrosoiuz, see Central Union

Tsiutsiura, Teodor Bohdan, (6) 52

Ts’okh, losyf T, 198, (1) 38, (7) 80

Tsybko, O.H., (7) 42, 71, (8) 38 Tuokovä, A., (9) 72

Tudor, Stepan, 203, (7) 707, 702 Turkhol’ka, (2) 773

Turaeva-Tserteli, E., (2) 38

Turka, 39, 244, (2) 94, (6) 709, (10) 73

Turkestan Soviet Republic, 184, (7) 25

Turko-Mongolians, 255; and Turkic language, 253

Turks, the, 244

Turlejska, Maria, (9) 11

Turska, Jadwiga, (1) 98

Tverdokhlib, V.Iu., (7) 2

Twardowski, Samuel, 226

Tyliszczak, Mikolaj, (9) 11

Tyriava Sil’na, 45, (2) 140

Tyrowicz, Marian, 97, (1) 4, (2) 33, (5) 9 Tyshchyk, B.I., (7) 44

Tyshyns’ka, Evstakhiia, 115, (5) 86 Tys-Krokhmaliuk, lurii, see

Krokhmaliuk, lurii Tys-Tysovets’, (2) 113

Tytov, T., (6) 181

Uhniv region, 41, (2) 100

Ujejski, Kornel, 226

Ukrainian Galician Army, 173, 175, 182— 183, (7) 15, 18-22

Ukrainian Insurgent Army (Ukrains’ka Povstans’ka Armiia, UPA), 212, 214, 217, 218-220, (1) 6, (8) 36, 37, (9) 37, 11, 12

Ukrainianization policy, see Soviet Ukraine

Ukrainian Military Organization (UVO), 175, 176, 190-191, 193, 211,(7)56

Ukrainian National Army, 214, (8) 35

Ukrainian National Republic, 175, 184, 186

Ukrainian organizations and institutions; Academic Gymnasium, 200, (6) 117; Art Museum, 19, (1) 97; Central Committee (Cracow), 207, (9) 13; Land Committee, 209, (9) 10; National Council (1941), 209, (8) 10; National Museum, 15, 17, 18, 37, (1) 81, 93,

(2) 75; Parliamentary Representation, 168, 171; Pedagogical Society, 199, (7) 89; Supreme Liberation/Revolutionary Council (Ukrainska Holovna Vyzvol’na Rada, UHVR, 1944), 217, 219, (9) 3, 7; Theological Scholarly Society, 201, (7)90

Ukrainian political parties, 116, 133, 134, 207, (1) 47, (7) 49; Catholic National, 176; National Democratic, 134, 176,

(6) 71; National Democratic Union (UNDO), 176, 178, 190, (7) 49; Radical, 134, 190, (6) 71; Social Democratic, 134, 142, 176, 190, (6) 71; Socialist-Radical, 176, (7) 49. See also Communist party

Ukrainian Sich Rifleman (Ukrains’ki Sichovi Stril’tsi), 8-9, 168, 169, 173, 181, 182, 184, 211, (1)39, (6) 243,

(7) 18

Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, xvi, 11, 14, 33, 41, 194, 207, 217, 221, (1) 57, 70, (9) 73

Ukrainische Rundschau, 22 Ukrainophiles, xvi, 103, 108, 109, 110, 144, 166; and language, 145; -Russophile animosity, 119, 143, 170, 202; in World War I, 167, 169. See also Nationalism; Populism

Ukrainskaia zhizn’, 31

Ukralns’ke literaturoznavsto, 22 Ukrai'ns’kyi istorychnyi zhurnal, 22, (2) 5 UNDO (National Democratic Union), see

Ukrainian political parties

Undol’skii, Vukol M., 6, (1) 28 Ungeheuer, Marjan, (4) 45 Unger, Shabbetai, (10) 39

Uniate movement, 69-70, 76, 81, 84, 245. See also Greek Catholic (Uniate) church; Roman Catholic church

Union for the Liberation of the Ukraine (Soiuz Vyzvolennia Ukrainy), 168, 171, (6) 234

United States: emigration to, 137, 138—

139,229, 237, (6) 73, 85-87, (10) 30, (and return from) 165; “imperialism” of, 188

Univ, 88, (4) 80

University of L’viv, see L’viv, University of

UPA, see Ukrainian Insurgent Army

Urban history, 38, 41-45, 63-64, 71-72, 77-80, 81, 123, 243-244

Urbanitsch, Peter, (6) 1, 3

Ustiianovych, Kornylo N., 120, 155, (6) JO, 161

Ustiianovych, Mykola, 152, (6) 136 Utrysko, Myron, (2) 96

UVO, see Ukrainian Military Organization

Vahylevych, Ivan, 107, 108, 109, 112, 114, 115, (5) 53, 60-62, 84, 88

Vainbaun, O.H., (1) 58

Vakhnianyn, Anatol’, 120, (6) 10, 47 Vakulenko, Havriil S., (8) 37

Vandürek, Ladislav, (9) 12

Varangians, 49

Varets’kyi, Vasyl’ L., (8) 16, 18

Variahina, Vira D., (8) 37

Vasil’ev, A.F., (2) 38

Vasilevskii, L., (6) 19

Vasiuta, I.K., (7) 71

Vasyl’ev, Mykhailo, (6) 124

Vasyl’kiv, O., 196

Vatican, the, see Roman Catholic church

Vavrik, Vasilii R., 7, 24, 107, 109, 110, (1) 15, 32, (2) 14, (5) 55, 62, 64, (6)

140, (7) 24

Vavryk, Mykhailo, (1) 43, (S) 41

Venkov, B.S., (8) 38

Verbinskii, M.V., (8) 39 Vergun, Dmitrii, 30, (2) 37 Verkhrats’kyi, Ivan, 149, (6) 123 Vernadsky, George, 60, (3) 37 Versailles Treaty, 175

Veryha, Vasyl’, (1) 6, (2) 72, (6) 117, (7) 87

Vesolovs’kyi, laroslav, (6) 74

Vienna, 8, 96, 101, 106; 166, 238, (6) 117, 156; archives in, 15, 19, 245, (1) 71; emigration to, 191, 231, 238, (10) 30; Galician-Ukrainian leaders based in, 168, 171, 175, 186; imperial government at, see Austria/Austrian Empire

Vientskovskii, Dmitrii, (6) 182

Vilnius, 109, 252, 253

Vincenz, Stanislaw, (10) 43

Vishnevskij, I.P., (5) 64

Vistnyk, 192

Vistnyk, 21

Vistnyk, chasopys’...dlia Rusynov Avstriiskoi dierzhavy (6) 101

Vistula River region, 49, 57, 77, 92, 94 Vitoshyns’kyi, la., (8) 7

Vitovs’kyi, Dmytro, 182 Vladimir-Suzdal, 62

Vlasenko, Vladlen P., (7) 103 Vlasovs’kyi, Ivan, (4) 57 Voinarovs’kyi, Tyt, 96, 120, (5) 3, (6) 10 Volhynia, 52, 57, 64, 65, 68, 86, 88, 92, 189, 252, 253, (2) 18, 20, (10) 91, 97; Communist movement in, (7) 72. See also Galician-Volhynian principality

Volianiuk, Μ. Μ., (6) 92

Voloboi, P.V., (2) 24

Volodymyr, 50, 56, 57

Volodymyrko, 52

Voloshcha, (2) 113

Volynets’, Stepan, 132, (2) 8, 74, (6) 63 Volyns’kyi, Petro K., (5) 51

Von Guttry, A., (2) 29

Vorobiova, T.O., (1) 42

Vorobkevych, levhen, 34

Voskanian, N.A., (10) 80

Voskresenskii, G.A., (2) 38

Vozniak, Mykhailo, 103, 108, 112, 127, 151, 155, 164, (5)29, 43, 46, 57, 58, 62, 64, 65, 73, 74, 87, (6) 40, 101, 102, 104, 133, 148, 155,156, 198, 199, 210, 213, 214

Vradii, Nadezhda F., (1) 69, (10) 76

Vremennyk, 21, (2) 1

Vrets’ona, levhen, (9) 8

Vul’fson, E.S., (6) 19

Vynar, see Wynar, Lubomyr R.

Vynnyky, (2) 100

Vynnyts’kyi, Inokentii Ivan, (4) 62, 63 Vynnyts’kyi, Ivan, (2) 99

Vyshens’kyi, Ivan, 69

Vyshyvanyi, Vasyl’, see Wilhelm Franz Habsburg

Vytanovych, Illia, 32, 138, 193, (6) 84, 163, 167, (7) 68

Vytautas, 252

Vytvytsia, (2) 113

Vytvyts’kyi, Sofron, 155, (6) 157

Vytvyts’kyi, Stepan, 32

Waclaw z Oleksa, see Zaleski, Waclaw

Wagner, Viktor, (10) 97

Wagner, W.A., (4) 41

Waigel, Leopold, (2) 130

Wakar, Wlodzimierz, (10) 2

Walach, Stanislaw, (9) 11

Wallachia, 67

Wandruska, Adam, (6) 1, 3

Wandycz, Piotr S., 118, (6) 3

Wars, 52, 53, 78, 90, 188. See also

Battle(s); Polish-Ukrainian war (1918

19); Revolutions/uprisings; World War I; World War II

Warsaw, xvi, 164, 199, 207; archival material in, 15, 190. See also Poland

Warsaw, Duchy of, 94

Warthegau (West Prussia), 250

Washburn, Stanley, (6) 237

Wasilewski, Leon, 29, (2) 35, (7) 4 Wasiutyhski, Bohdan, 238, (10) 32 Wjsowicz, Michal, (1) 69, (4) 37, (5) 21 Wasylewski, Stanislaw, (2) 108 Wawrzkowicz, Eugeniusz, 182, (7) 17 Waxman, Meyer, 240, (10) 41 Webersfeld, Edward, (2) 125

Wein, Abraham, 232, (10) 7

Weinloes, Israel, (10) 36

Weimyb, Bernard D., 233, (10) 8 Weisbrod, Avram, (10) 67

Weissberg, Max, (10) 42

Weliczker-Wells, Leon, (10) 47

Welykyj, Athanasius G., 33, (2) 48-55 Wenzel, Gusztäv, 60, (3) 38

Wereszycki, Henryk, (1) 1

Western Powers, see Allied Powers

Western Ukraine (Zakhidna Ukraina), xvi, 2, 22, 35; People’s Assembly of, 207

Western Ukrainian People’s Republic (Zakhidno-Ukrai'ns’ka Narodna Respublyka), xvi, 174, 175, 185-188

White Croats, 48-50, 56, 57, (3) 8-12

White Russians and White Russian Army, 175, 184, 186

Wiczkowski, Jdzef, (2) 108

Widajewicz, Jozef, 58, (3) 11, 30 Widmann, Karol, (1) 63

Wiener, Leo, (10) 41

Wierzbowski, T., (10) 12

Wiesiolowski, Michal, 96, (5) 6

Wikler, J., (10) 78

Wilhelm, Franz, (10) 93

Wilhelm Franz Habsburg (VasyF

Vyshyvanyi), 169, 172, (6) 236

Winiarski, Bohdan, (6) 20, 54

Winiarski, Ignacy, (6) 52

Winiarz, Alojzy, (1) 62, (4) 47

Winter, Edward, (6) 750

Wischnitzer, Μ., (10) 29

Wistocki, W.T., (6) 25, 45

Wislok River, xiv, 94

Wlodarski, Bronislaw, 58, 61, (1) 4, (3)

31,40

Wojcik, Zbigniew, 15 (1), 77

Wojewodztwo Ruskie, see Rus’ palatinate Wojnarowskyj, see Voinarovs’kyi, Tyt

Wojtanowicz, Elijasz, (6) 88

Woliriski, Janusz, 15, (1) 77

Wondas, A., (2) 727

World Lemkos’ Federation, 219

World War I, xiv, 9, 22, 26, 32, 117, 130, 134, 167-173, 184, 227, 230231, 237

World War II, xvi, 11, 31, 33, 178, 205, 207-215, 217, 231, 233, 234, 242, 249-250

Worobkiewicz, Emmanuel-Eugen, (2) 60

Wroclaw, 15, 19, 36, 217, 245, (1) 98, (10) 76, 99

Wschod, (10) 77

Wurm, D., (10) 78

Wurzbach, Constant von, (2) 70

Wyka, Kazimierz, (6) 48

Wynar, Lubomyr R., 165, (4) 76, (6) 86, 212

Wynot, E., Jr, 190, (7) 54

Wytrzens, Günther, (6) 756

Yaremko, Michael, 31, (2) 39

Yearbooks (Zvity), 146, (2) 87, (6) 709

Yiddish, see Language, Yiddish

Yl’nytskii, Vasylii, see Il’nyts’kyi, VasyF Young, Charles H., (6) 87

Youth, see Student societies and activities

Zabokryts’kyi, I.la., (9) 20

Zaborski, Tymon, 226

Zääek, Väclav, 128, (6) 46

Zachariasiewicz, Jan, 226

Zahaikevych, Bohdan, (2) 98, 111, (3)

70, (6) 124

Zahul, D., (7) 700

Zaionchkovskii, A.Μ., (6) 237

Zaj^czkowski, Ananiasz, 254, 255, (10) 707, 709

Zaj^czkowski, S., (1) 67

Zaj^czkowski, Wtodzimierz, (10) 103 Zaklyns’kyi, Myron, (7) 76

Zaklyns’kyi, Oleksii, 120, (6) 70

Zaklyns’kyi, Roman, (2) 20

Zakrzewski, Stanislaw, (4) 7

Zaks, Zofia, 187, 189, (7) 38, 40, 41, 46

Zaleski, H. (Swiatlomir), (6) 114

Zaleski, Wactaw (Wactaw z Oleksa), 114, 127,(6) 43

Zalishchyky, 201 (2) 700, (6) 777

Zalozets’kyi, Volodymyr (W. Zaloziecky),

(4) 84

Zalyns’kyi, Roman, (2) 20

Zamkovyi, P.V., (1) 58

Zamlyns’kyi, Volodymyr O., (8) 6, 7, 37 Zanevych, Ivan, see Terlets’kyi, Ostap Zap, Karel V., 96, 113, (5)8

Zapasko, lakym, 87, (4) 76, 78, 79 Zapletal, Florian, (6) 46

Zaporozhian Cossacks, see Cossacks

Zapysky Chynu Sv. Vasyliia Velykoho, 22, (2)4

Zapysky Naukovoho tovarystva im. Shevchenka, 22

Zasans’kyi, V., (9) 18

Zasenko, Oleksa, (6) 178

Zavallia, (2) 113

Zbarazh region, 40, 92, (2) 99, (6) 109

Zboriv, 45, (2) 141

Zbruch River, xiv, 92, 168, 175

Zdan, see Zhdan, Mykhailo B.

Zegota, I. (I. Daszynski), (6) 64

Zelenski, Wladyslaw, (7) 59

Zerov, Mykola, (6) 178

Zhdan, Mykhailo B., 60, (3) 37

Zhelekhovs’kyi, lustyn, 120, 153, {5)41, (6) 10, 141

Zhilina, E., (1) 51

Zholtkovs’kyi, Pavlo Μ., 89, (4) 81, 85

Zhovkva (Zolkiew), 45, 229, 244, 249,

(2) 87, 113, 142, (10) 74

Zhuk, Andrii, (7) 67, 68

Zhuk, N., (6) 173

Zhukov, T.I., (7) 71

Zhupans’kyi, la.L, (2) 24

Zhuravs’ka, Liu., (6) 190

Zhyla, Volodymyr, (2) 99

Zhytie i slovo, 21

Zidlicky, Vaclav, 112, (5) 75

Zieduszucki, M.D., (10) 82

Zielinski, Konstanty, (4) 48

Zielifiski, Stanislaus, (6) 73

Zielona Gora, 217

Ziemia Czerwieiiska, 21

Ziemia Ruska, see Red Rus’

Zil’berman, Mark I., (7) 71

Zilyns’kyi, Orest, 10, (1) 48

Zinberg, Israel, 240, (10) 41

Zionism, see Jews

Zlatoustovskii, В., (1) 51

Zlenko, Petro, (1) 39

Zolkiew, see Zhovkva

Zolochiv (Zloczow), 45, 228, 235, (2) 143, (10) 18

Zoria, 21

Zoria Halytska, 123, 144, (6) 101

Zschokke, Hermann, (2) 80

Zuban’, O.K., (9)20

Zubkovskii, V., (6) 19

Zubryts’kyi, Denys, 4, 28, 29, 35, 42,

54, 57, 85, 111, 113, 114, (1) 13, 86,

(2) 103, (3) 19, 20, 28, (4) 68, 78, (5) 69, 74, 79, 84, 86

Zubryts’kyi, Mykhailo, (1) 92, (4) 44, (5) 28, 39

Zubyk, R., (4) 37

Zucker, N.. (10) 49

Zvenyhorod, 52, 64, (2) 100, 113, (3) 51 Zvity, see Yearbooks

Zwolska, Wanda, (6) 118

Zyzanii, Lavrentii, 69

12 O.D. Kizlyk, Ivan Petrovych Kryp”iakevych: bibliohrafichnyi pokazhchyk (L’viv 1966); M.K. Ivasiuta, ‘Ivan Petrovych Kryp’’iakevych,” Ukrains’kyi istorychnyi zhurnal, X, 6 (Kiev

20 “Pam”iati akad. Volod. Hnatiuka,” Zapysky istorychno-filolohichnoho viddilu, X (Kiev 1927), pp. 215 - 259. On Hnatiuk as a dialectologist and as ethnographer and folklorist on Rusyns living in Subcarpathian Rus’ (especially the Presov Region) and the Вабка, see the studies by Mykola Mushynka, losyf Shelepets’, Ivan Reboshapka, and FrantiSek Tichy in Naukovyi zbirnyk Muzeiu ukra'ins’koi' kul’tury v Svydnyku, III: prysviachenyi pam"iati Volodymyra Hnatiuka (Bratislava and Preiov 1967), pp. 51-126 and 215-220; Mykola Mushynka, Volodymyr Hnatiuk: pershyi doslidnyk zhyttia і narodno'i kul’tury rusyniv-ukraintsiv

27 See the chapters on la. Holovats’kyi, I. Franko, M. Pavlyk, V. Lukych-Levyts’kyi, and I.E. Levyts’kyi in Mykhailo P. Humeniuk, Ukralns'ki bibliohrafy XlX-pochatku XX stolittia: narysy pro zhyttia ta diial'nist' (Kharkiv: Knyzhkova palata URSR 1969). See also M. Humeniuk, “la.F. Holovats’kyi iak bibliohraf i knyhoznavets’,” Radians’ke literaturoznavstvo, XIII, 8 (Kiev 1969), pp 60- 66; Mykhailo P. Humeniuk, “Bibliohrafichna diial’nist’ I.O. Levyts’koho,” Arkhivy Ukrainy, XXII, 6 (Kiev 1968), pp. 30-36; idem, ’’Levitskii - vydaiushchiisia ukrainskii bibliograf XIX stoletiia,” Sovetskaia bibliografiia, no. 41 (Moscow 1955), pp. 45-52; and Paul R. Magocsi, “Nationalism and National Bibliography: Ivan E.

51 S. Bruskin, E. Zhilina, and V. Maikov, Zapadnaia Ukraina i Zapadnaia Belorussiia: spisok literatury (Leningrad: Gos. publichnaia biblioteka im. Saltykova-Shchedrina 1940); Novye sovetskie respubliki i oblasti: ukazatel’ literatury (Moscow: Vsesoiuznaia knizhnaia palata 1940); B. Zlatoustovskii and L. Fedorov, “Literatura о zapadnykh oblastiakh Ukrainy i

70 Patricia Kennedy Grimsted, “The Fate of Early Records in L’viv Archives: Documentation from Western Ukraine Under Polish Rule (Fifteenth Century to 1772),” Slavonic and East

86 These include the catalog of individual manuscript collections: le.M. Humeniuk, P.H.

2 For commentary on one journal’s history, see Volodymyr Doroshenko, Literaturno-naukovyi

19 The Greek Catholic schematisma include Shematyzm vsechesnoho klyra arkhidiietsezi'i mytropolitans’koi' hreko-katolyts'koi'L’vivs’ko'i [1882-1914, 1918, 1924, 1922-28, 1930, 1931/32, 1932/33, 1935/36, 1938] (L’viv 1882-1938); Shematyzm vseho klyra katolyts’koho obriada hrechesko-russkoho eparkhyy Peremys' koi, Sambirs'koi' i Sianots'koi' (Przemysl 1868-1936); Shematyzm vseho klyra Hreko-katolyts’koi eparkhi'i Stanyslavivs’koi na rik Bozhyi [1886-1938], vols I-XXXVII (Stanyslaviv 1886-1938); Schematismus universi cleri Graeco-Catholicae Dioeceseos Stanislaopoliensis pro anno Domini [1886-1938] (Stanyslaviv 1886-1934).

See also the schematism of the monastic order of St Basil the Great: M.N. Kossak, Shematyzm provyntsiy sv. spasytelia Chyna sv. Vasyliia Velykoho v Halytsiy... y korotkii pohliad na monastyri y monashestvo ruske ot zavedeniia na Rusy viry Khrystovoy azh do nynishnoe vremia (L’viv 1867).

The Roman Catholic schematisma include Schematismus Archidioecesis Leopoliensis ritus latini [1814-1915, 1917-1939], original titles: Schematizmus universi... [1814-1830];

67 Bohdan A. Didyts’kyi, L'vovskaia Stavropyhiia y 300-lttnii prazdnyk ey sushchestvovan’ia,

72 Volodymyr Doroshenko, Ohnyshche ukrains’kol пайку: Naukove tovarystvo imeny T. Shevchenka (New York and Philadelphia 1951); and his shorter Naukove tovarystvo imeny Shevchenko u L’vovi (1873-1892-1912 rr.) (Kiev and L’viv: NTSh 1913).

113 Venedykt A. Ploshchanskii, “Korolevskii vol’nyi horod Drohobych-po chasty ystoriy, topografiy y statystyky,” Naukovyi sbornyk Halytsko-russkoi Matytsy, III (L’viv 1867), pp. 162-198; “Halytsko-russkii horod Stanyslavov po dostovirnym ystochnykam,” ibid., IV (1868), pp. 15-56; “Halytsko-russkii torhovel’nyi horod Brody,” ibid., IV (1868), pp. 56-69 and pp. 273-288; “NIkotoryy mistnosty Peremyshl’skoho okruha (Husakov, lavorov, laroslavl’), ibid., IV, 3-4 (1868), pp. 177-221; “Halytsko-russkii horod Zholkov,” ibid., IV, 3-4 (1868), pp. 221-272; “NIkotoryy sela Halytskoi Rusy: Voloshcha, Mainych, Korchyn, Zvynyhorod, Lahodov, Beleluia, Strach, Dobrostany, Rozhorche, Vitvytsa, Oporets, Labochne, Ternavka, Khytar, Kalne, Tukhol’ka, Plav’e, Oriavchyk, Tysovets’, Slavsko,” Lyteraturnyi sbornyk Halytsko-russkoi Matytsy [II] (L’viv 1870), pp. 31-88;

32 Nikolai Dashkevich, Kniazhenie Daniila Galitskago po russkim i inostrannym izviestiiam (Kiev 1873), first published in Universitetskaia izviestiia, no. 6 (Kiev 1873), 24 p., translated into

43 Mykola Chubatyi, “Zakhidna Ukraina i Rym u XIII vitsi u svoikh zmahaniakh do tserkovnoi unit,” Zapysky NTSh, CXXIII-CXXIV (L’viv 1917), 108 pp.

46 la.D. Isaevich, “Kul’tura Galitsko-Volynskoi Rusi,” Voprosy istorii, XXIX, 1 (Moscow

7 Kazimierz Gorzycki, Pok/czenie Rusi Czerwonej z Polskq za Kazimierza Wielkiego (L’viv 1889); Henryk Paszkiewicz, Polityka ruska Kazimierza Wielkiego, Rozprawy Historyczne Towarzystwa Naukowego Warszawskiego, vol. IV (Warsaw 1925).

See also Stanislaw Zakrzewski, “Wplyw sprawy ruskiej na paristwo Polskie w XIV w.,” Przeglqd Historyczny, XXIII, 1 (Warsaw and L’viv 1921), pp. 66-121; and the extensive critique of Gorzycki by Ivan Linnichenko, “Kriticheskii obzor novieishii literatury po istorii

11 Aleksander Jablonowski, Polska XVI wieku pod wzglqdem geograficzno-statystycznym, vol. VII, 2 pts, Ziemte Ruskie-Rus Czerwona (Warsaw 1902-03), pt 2: “Rus Czerwona” reprinted

16 Wojciech Hejnosz, lus Ruthenicale: przezytki dawnego ustroju spolecznego na Rusi Halickiej w XV wieku, Studja nad Historjj Prawa Polskiego imienia Oswalda Balzera, vol. XII, no. 1

22 LA. Linnichenko, “luridicheskie formy shliakhetskago zemlevladeniia i sud’ba drevnerusskago boiarstva v lugo-Zapadnoi Rusi XIV-XV vv.luridicheskii viestnik, XI, 3-4 (St Petersburg 1892); Kazimierz Arfamowski, Zapatrywania i dtpenia gospodarcze szlachty

91 Stefan Tomashivs’kyi, Pershyi pokhid Bohdana Khmel’nyts'koho na Halychynu: dva misiatsi ukralns'koipolityky 1648 r. (L’viv 1914). This work is actually a reprint of a chapter that originally appeared in the third volume of his documentary collection (see n. 88 above); Stepan Tomashivs’kyi, “Narodni rukhy v halyts’kii Rusy 1648 r.,” Zapysky NTSh, XXIII-XXIV (L’viv 1898), 138 pp.

21 Roman Rozdolski, Wspblnota gminna u> b. Galiciji Wschodniej і jej zanik, Badania z Dziejow Spolecznych і Gospodarczych, vol. XXVII (L’viv 1936); idem, Stosunki poddancze w dawnej Galicji, 2 vols (Warsaw: PWN 1962); Bronislaw Lozinski, “Z czasow і aktow dominikalnych (przyczynek do historyi administracyi w Galicyi),” Kwartalnik Historyczny, XX, 1-2 (L’viv and Warsaw 1906), pp. 252-285; idem, “Z czasow nowicyatu administracyjnego Galicyi,” Kwartalnik Historyczny, XXI, 1 and 2-3 (L’viv and Warsaw 1907), pp. 105- 116 and 411-440.

28 Ivan Franko, ed., Materiialy do kul’turnoi istorii Haiyts’koi' Rusy XVIII i XIX viku, Zbirnyk istorychno-fil’osofichnoi sektsii NTSh, vol. V (L’viv: NTSh 1902). Each of the several sections in the collection has an introduction written by its compiler: Mykhailo Zubryts’kyi, lurii Kmit, Ivan Kobylets’kyi, Ivan E. Levyts’kyi, and Ivan Franko. Mykhailo Tershakovets’, ed., Materialy i zamitky do istorii natsional'noho vidrodzhenia Haiyts'koi'Rusy v 1830-40 rr. (Dodatok: Do istorii moskvofil'stva v Uhors’kii Rusy), in Ukrains’ ko-rus' kyi arkhyv, vol. Ill

36 Ivan Krevets’kyi, “Neopravdani dokory: do istorii t. zv. ‘Rus’koho Instytutu’ (Studium Ruthenum) na 1’vivs’kim universyteti,” Zapysky NTSh, CII (L’viv 1911), pp. 117-126; Ambrozii Androkhovych, “L’vivs’ke ‘Studium Ruthenum’,” Zapysky NTSh, CXXXI (L’viv

16 Wladyslaw Rapacki, Ludnosc Galicyi (L’viv: p. a. 1874); Rocznik statystyki Galicyi, 5 vols [1886-1897], ed. T. Rutkowski (L’viv: Krajowe Biuro Statystyczne 1887-98), and Podr^cznik statystyki Galicyi, 4 vols [1898-1913], ed. by T. Pilat (L’viv: Krajowe Biuro Statystyczne 1900-13); Wiadomosci statystyczne o miescie Lwowie, 3 vols, ed. Tadeusz Romanowicz (L’viv: Grnina miasta Lwowa 1874-86).

A useful survey of pre-1914 statistical sources on Galicia is provided by Walentyna Najdus,

44 Wlodimierz Borys, “Wybory w Galicji i debaty nad zniesieniem panszczyzny w parlamencie wiedcriskim w 1848 r.,” Przeglqd Historyczny, LVIII (Warsaw 1967), pp. 28-45; Jan Kozik, “Galizische Ukrainer im konstituierenden Reichstag von Wien und Kremsier (1848-1849),” in Studia austro-polonica, vol. I, in Zeszyty Naukowe Uniwersytetu Jagiellonskiego,

85 Richard von Pflügl, “Die überseeische osterreichische Wanderung in den Jahren 1904 und 1905 und die Einwanderungsverhältnisse in den wichtigsten überseeischen Staaten in diesen Jahren,” Statistische Monatschrift, XXXII, N.F. XI (Brno 1906), pp. 495-509, 573-629; idem, “Die überseeische osterreichische Wanderung in den Jahren 1906 und 1907 sowie die Einwanderungs- und sonstigen Verhältnisse in den wichtigsten Einwanderungsstaaten,” Statistische Monatschrift, XIV (Brno 1909), pp. 239-256, 308-324, 355-384, 408-440. See also the comprehensive critique of Pflügl’s work with emendations regarding Galician- Ukrainian emigrants: Zenon Kuzelia, “Prychynky do studii nad nashoiu emigratsiieiu,” Zapysky NTSh, CI (L’viv 1901), pp. 145-158; CV (1911), pp. 175-204; CVII (1912), pp. 129-163. Johann Chmelar, “The Austrian Emigration, 1900-1914,” Perspectives in American History, vol. VII (Cambridge, Mass. 1973), pp. 275-378; Hans Chmelar, Hohepunkte der osterreichischen Auswanderung: Die Auswanderung aus den im Reichsrat vertretenen Konigreichen und Ländern in den Jahren 1905-1914, Studien zur Geschichte der Osterreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie, vol. XIV (Vienna: Osterreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften 1974).

The views on emigration by a contemporary Galician lawyer are found in several works by

183 F. Svistun, “Mitropolit Spiridon Litvinovich і o. Iv. Naumovich v 1864 g.,” Nauchno- literaturnyi sbornik 'Galitsko-russkoi Matitsy’, IV, 1 (L’viv 1905); Kyrylo Studyns’kyi, ed.,

229 Feliks Przysiecki, Rzgdy rosyjskie w Galicyi wschodniej (Piotrkow: Wyd. ‘Wiadotnosci Polskich’ 1915); Jozef Bialynia Cholodecki, Lwdw w czasie okupacji rosyjskiej (3 wrzeSnia 1914-22 czerwca 1915), Wschod, vol. IV (L’viv 1930).

17 Czeslaw M^czyriski, Boje Iwowskie, pt. 1: Oswobodzenie Lwowa (1-24 listopada 1918 r.), 2 vols (Warsaw: Nakl. Spolki Wyd. Rzeczpospolita 1921); Eugeniusz Wawrzkowicz and Jozef Klink, eds, Obrona Lwowa 1-22 listopada 1918: organizacja listopadowej obrony Lwowa: ewidencja uczestnikow walk (L’viv: Nakt. Towarzystwa Badania Historii Obrony Lwowa i

22 Osyp Nazaruk, Rik na Velykii Ukrai'ni: konspekt spomyniv z ukrains'koi' revolutsi'i (Vienna: Ukrains’kyi prapor 1920; reprinted New York: Hoverlia 1978); Osyp Levyts’kyi, Halyts'ka armiia na Velykii Ukra'ini (spomyny z chasu vid lypnia do hrudnia 1919) (Vienna 1921); Evhen Borodyievych, V chotyrokutnyku smerty: prychynky do trahedii UHA na Velykii Ukrai'ni

71 On the working class and industrial development in general, see lurii H. Hoshko, Hromads’kyi pobut robitnykiv Zakhidnoi Ukrainy (1920-1939 rr.) (Kiev: Naukova dumka 1967); LP Bohodyst, Revoliutsiina borot’ba trudiashchykh Zakhidnoi Ukrainy (1917-1939 rr.) (L’viv 1958); P. lova, Borot’ba trudiashchykh Zakhidnoi Ukrainy za vozz’ ’iednannia z Radians'koiu Ukrainoiu (L’viv: Knyzhkovo-zhurnal’ne vyd. 1954); H.I. Koval’chak, “Stanovyshche fabrychno-zavods’koi promyslovosti Skhidnoi Halychyny v 20-30-kh rokakh XX st.,” Z istorii Ukrains'koiRSR. vol. VIII (Kiev: AN URSR 1963), pp. 28-41; Ivan I. Kompaniiets’, Revoliutsiinyi rukh v Halychyni, Bukovyni ta Zakarpats’ kii Ukraini pid vplyvom idei Velykoho Zhovtnia (1917-1920 rr.) (Kiev: AN URSR, Instytut istorii 1957); P.P. Chelak, “Revoliutsiina borot’ba trudiashchykh mas Zakhidnoi Ukrainy proty okupatsiinoho rezhymu pans’koi Pol’shchi (zhovten’ 1920- 1923 rr.),” in 300 rokiv vozz”iednannia Ukrainy z Rosiieiu: naukovyi zbirnyk (L’viv: LU 1954), pp. 134-151; I.K. Vasiuta, “Revoliutsiina borot’ba trudiashchykh Zakhidnoi Ukrainy v 1924-travni 1926 rr.,” in ibid., pp. 152-168; T.I. Zhukov, “Borot’ba robitnykiv i selian Zakhidnoi Ukrainy za vozz”iednannia z Radians’koiu Ukrainoiu u 1928-1933 rr.,” in ibid., pp. 169-186; Mark I. Zil’berman, Revoliutsiina borot’ba trudiashchykh Zakhidnoi Ukrainy (1924-1928 rr.) (L’viv: LU 1968); O.H. Tsybko, Revoliutsiino-vyzvol’ na borot’ba trudiashchykh Zakhidnoi Ukrainy za vozz”iednannia z URSR (1934-1939 rr.) (L’viv 1963).

For focus on the peasantry alone, see A.H. Boiko, Stanovyshche selian Zakhidnoi Ukrainy v pans’kii Pol’shchi (1919-1939) (L’viv 1951); L.Ia. Korniichuk, Stanovyshche trudiashchoho selianstva zakhidnykh oblastei Ukrainy pid vladoiu pans’koi Pol’shchi (Kiev: AN URSR, Institut ekonomiky 1957); I.K. Vasiuta, Selians’kyi rukh na Zakhidnii Ukraini v 1919-1939 rr. (L’viv: LU 1971); P. Chelak, “Revoliutsiinyi selians’kyi rukh u Zakhidnii Ukraini v 1921- 1923 rr.,” in U borot’bi za Radians’ku vladu i sotsializm (L’viv 1960); and P.P.

72 Roman Solchanyk, “The Foundation of the Communist Movement in Eastern Galicia, 1919— 1921,” Slavic Review, XXX, 4 (Seattle, Wash. 1971), pp. 774-794.

For the Soviet view of this period, see O.Iu. Karpenko, “Do pytannia pro vynyknennia i orhanizatsiine oformlennia Komunistychnoi partii Skhidnoi Halychyny (1919-1923 it.),” in Z istoril zakhidnoukralns’kykh zemel’, vol. II (Kiev: AN URSR 1957), pp. 163-190; N.K. Kucherov, “K voprosu o vozniknovenii i organizatsionom oformlenii kommunisticheskoi partii Vostochnoi Galitsii (1919-1923),” Voprosy istorii KPSS, IX, 12 (Moscow 1965), pp. 59-68;

95 Petro A. Petliakov, Uniats'ka tserkva-ideinyi voroh trudiashchykh: krytyka ideolohii i

14 S. Huberband, “Zrodla do historii Zydow w krajach slowianskich ze specjalnym uwzgl^dnieniem Polski i Rosiji,” Biuletyn Zydowskiego Instytutu Historycznego, no. 2 (Warsaw 1951), pp. 16-46; Janina Morgensztern, “Regesty z Metryki Koronnej do historii

18 D. Wurm, Z dziejow zydostwa brodzkiego za czasow dawnej Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej (do 1772 roku) (Brody 1935); J. Wikler, “Z dziejow Zydow w Drohobyczu (od r. 1648 do upadku Rzeczypospolitej),” Biuletyn Zydowskiego Instytutu Historycznego, nos 71-72 (Warsaw 1969), pp. 39-63; Mojzesz Steinberg, Zydzi w Jaroslawiu od czasow najdawniejszych do polowy XIX w. (Jaroslaw 1933); Mojzesz Schorr, Zydzi w Przemyslu do korica XVIII wieku (L’viv: Konkurs im. H. Wawelberga, Wydzial Filozoficzny Uniwersytetu Lwowskiego 1903); Maurycy Horn, “Zydzi ziemi sanockiej do 1605 r.,” Biuletyn Zydowskiego Instytutu

24 Wilhelm Feldman, Stronnictwa i programy polityczne w Galicyi 1846 do 1906, 2 vols (Cracow

76 On the status of Armenian materials before World War II, see Frederic Macler, “Rapport sur un mission scientifique en Galicie et en Bukovine (juillet-aout 1925),” Revue des etudes armeniennes, VIII (Paris 1927), pp. 79-94; Tadeusz Mankowski, “Archiwum Iwowskiej

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